Hey Fast Pass Method students, how are you? are you ready for this week’s amazing class? the topic on our platform this week is Africa. Now, why Africa? well I’m from Africa and I love talking and speaking about my fantastic continent. There are many beautiful countries in Africa with lots of vibrant colors and life. Also wildlife and so this topic is an incredible topic that i like talking about and i’m sure you would like talking about this too. So we will look at new vocabulary, some amazing expressions, some interesting listenings and many other topics to get you speaking. Remember the Fast Pass Method is about you speaking because we truly believe that the only way that you are going to improve your English is by speaking and speak about topics that inspire you and motivate you to want to speak. So the topic on the platform this week is Africa. Before we begin with anything we want to say well done to our students at hanson all correctly for our Wednesday listening and our Friday test, well done to you and to our new students joining us this week thank you so much for trying out the Fast Pass Method and we look forward to seeing you in the class. The grammar this week is about modal verbs. Yes this like our lesson last week about phrasal verbs can be confusing but not to worry, Lisa and Chanel will explain it in their video. Also we will be going over to Sonia in Madrid to see what Fast Pass Español has for us. Last week they started with their fantastic street interviews which was incredible and this week i’m sure Sonia has something marvelous for us too. Let’s not forget our podcast with Adriana and we will check what Adriana has for us in the podcast.
Now it’s time to go over to Lisa and Chanel to find out more about modal verbs. Hi guys, thanks friend. As this week’s topic is about Africa… hello from south Africa! this week we’re looking at modal verbs. Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs and they express ability, requests possibility, probability, obligation and necessity. The main modal verbs are can, could, may, might, must, shall, will and would. Let’s look at some examples:
- possibility or probability: judging by these clouds. It looks like it might rain today
- obligation: I must tidy my room
- request: can you help me?
- and ability: I can eat snacks all day
Thank you so much guys yes that was very well explained. It is a little confusing but i’m sure our students understand it better now. Now it’s time to go over to Sonia in Madrid to see what Fast Pass Español has for us. Hola Sonia friend. Hello, are you ready for this week Fast Pass Español street conversation? talking with people from Madrid will help you to improve pronunciation and listening. Join us in our e-learning courses. Enjoy! gracias
Muchas gratcias Sonia. Thank you so much. Remember guys if you know anyone that wants to learn Spanish, get in touch with us and we will help them. Now it’s time to go over to Adriana to see what we have in our podcast. Hey Adriana, thanks Brent. Hi guys, this week confusing words, they confuse me too but don’t worry we will explain them as always with real world examples so join us in our amazing podcast. Thank you so much Adriana once again. Your real world examples makes the difference. Well there you have it guys. Remember the topic on our platform this week is Africa something near and dear
to me and our grammar is about modal verbs, to Sonia in Madrid thank you so much. Muchas gracias and also to Adriana with our podcast this lesson is a guide to all our students so they understand what to expect in this week’s lesson we want to help our students. We want to motivate our students and most of all we want our students to speak, speak, speak. So see you in the lesson have a fantastic week and remember Fast Pass Method works because it gets people speaking so let’s get you speaking and have a great week.
