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1 Şekil ve şema

2 Past tense Past simple Past perfect &past perfect continious Future in the past Used to&would Past continious Key word transformation Exercise

3 Modal verbs mıght Weak probability may Polite request probability Mustn’t prohibition must deduction You must’nt come. I must do homework. Personal obligation can probability request Ability (present) Should/ shouldn’nt advice You should go party. Ought to ought’t to could request ability Could you drink tea? He could sing well. Need to necessity Don’nt / doesn’t have to No necessity Have to/ has to External obligation He has to come.

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