Argomenti
A2+ GRAMMAR
Present perfect (ever, just, already, yet)
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Past continuous (was/were doing)
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Past simple vs past continuous
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will vs going to
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First conditional
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used to (past habits)
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Comparatives extended (as…as / less)
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too / enough
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Verb patterns (like doing / want to do)
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Articles & determiners extended
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Relative clauses (who/which/that)
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Adverbs of manner
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should/could/might
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Question tags & short answers
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Dependent prepositions base
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Lezione testuale
Explanation — should/could/might
💼 Why it matters at work
Should you ask for help? You might need it. Could you do it alone? These words give advice (should), show what is possible (might), and suggest a choice (could).
should = advice. might = possibility. could = option/suggestion. All + base verb.
1. Form
Modal + base verb (no to, no -s).
→ You should rest. / It might rain. / You could ask.
2. Meaning
should = it’s a good idea; might = it’s possible (maybe); could = a possible option.
3. At work
Advice: You should check the figures. Possibility: The plan might cost more. Option: You could try again.
⚠️ Watch out
- No to: should rest, not should to rest.
- No -s: he might be, not he mights.