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d.  You should not ignore your parents' support and education.
                                   e.   If anything appalling ever happens to you, I might not forgive myself.

                            B.  Time for grammar

                               1.  Read the school uniform code, and encircle the modal verbs.
                                   The school uniform codes are important to maintain a sense of oneness and
                                   unity. Therefore,  students must come to school in their stipulated uniform.
                                   They may wear coloured clothes of their choice on their birthdays but they
                                   have to maintain the regulations for sportswear, formal wear and Friday
                                   clothing accordingly. As the bottom line for clothing is comfort and decency,
                                   students are not allowed to wear jewellery or make-up. Similarly, hair must
                                   be of natural colour, decent length and style. Next, they should trim their
                                   nails. Furthermore, they need to wear trousers and skirts according to
                                   speci¿cations.  Lastly,  they ought  to follow the instructions of the

                                   discipline incharge. Breaching uniform codes may result in detention.
                               2.  Imagine Kunsang has visited Manisha.  What might have  Manisha
                                   told  her nephew? Complete  the following sentences with suitable
                                   expressions of advice, suggestion or warning.
                                                           CDC
                                   a.  Kunsang, you mustn’t ............................................................................
                                   b.   You have to .............................................................................................

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                                   c.   You ought not .........................................................................................
                                   d.   If I were you, I would .............................................................................
                                   e.   You aren’t allowed to .............................................................................

                                   f.   You may .................................................................................................
                                   g.  You are not supposed to ..........................................................................
                            C. Follow-up activity

                               Walking on foot along the roads may sometimes be dangerous. Fill in the
                               blanks with appropriate modal verbs to give a sense of pedestrians’ safety.

                               The roads .......... be dangerous for pedestrians. Even for those who are not
                               driving,  it is important to be aware  that traf¿c  .......... be approaching

                               from unexpected directions. Apart from motorways, it’s not illegal crossing
                               the road at any point. It is advisable to use crossings, some of them controlled

                               by traf¿c lights, whenever  you can. You .......... cross the road when the green

                               signal is on but, if the light is Àashing, don’t start to cross.
                               There  are crossing points  known as zebra  crossings which have  black and

                               white road markings and  orange Àashing beacons at each side of the road.
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