must can't ppt for sentences

Must / Can’tMust / Can’t

Look at the paintings.Look at the paintings.

What is definitely true in the painting?What is definitely true in the painting?

Create sentences about them.Create sentences about them.

Look at the paintings.Look at the paintings.

What is definitely true?What is definitely true? How do you know?How do you know?

Answer the questions Answer the questions with with Must + Verb ORMust + Verb OR Can’t + VerbCan’t + Verb

What jobs do they have?What jobs do they have?They must work as dancers.They must work as dancers.

What time is it in the What time is it in the picture?picture?

It can’t be spring!It can’t be spring!

Where is she? Where is she? She must be in trouble She must be in trouble

because she’s at the because she’s at the principal’s office!principal’s office!

What month is it?What month is it?

Where are they?Where are they?

What kind of work does What kind of work does he do?he do?

What does he believe What does he believe now?now?

What kind of day did What kind of day did they have?they have?

Is it morning? Why or Is it morning? Why or why not?why not?

How is the puppy?How is the puppy?

Does he feel stressed?Does he feel stressed?

Is it a boring story?Is it a boring story?

Is the older man interested Is the older man interested in what the younger man is in what the younger man is

saying?saying?

Who’s better at skating?Who’s better at skating?

What day is today?What day is today?

Do you think that guy is Do you think that guy is faithful?faithful?

Did he pass his final Did he pass his final exam?exam?

Why is the police officer Why is the police officer talking to the boy?talking to the boy?

What’s the score?What’s the score?

Who are they?Who are they?

Is she from Italy?Is she from Italy?

Does the artist have a good Does the artist have a good sense of humor? Why or sense of humor? Why or

why not?why not?

Where are they?Where are they?

Is this the same artist? Is this the same artist? Why or why not?Why or why not?

Painting creditPainting credit

Slides 2 – 25Slides 2 – 25 are the work of are the work of Norman RockwellNorman Rockwell

Slide 26Slide 26 is the work of is the work of Gustav Klimt.Gustav Klimt.