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This unit was very good. I learned a great deal. Modal auxiliary verbs must be pretty tough for EFL students. There are many options, choices and scenarios. There are many possibilities for an answer to be “nearly correct but not quite.” For example, using “may” vs “could” is tough. Both are polite. Which is more polite? It’s not easy to answer. The table that breaks down use and present/future/past tenses is excellent for referencing. I think the game suggestions for this section would be highly successful. The section on passive voice was good. The first use that comes to mind is for skirting responsibility and accountability in touchy scenarios. The portion on relative clauses was excellent. I encounter many native English speakers who do not pay attention to their use of commas and wrongly convey essential info as non-essential and vice versa. I didn’t really know the distinction that must be made when addressing transitive separable phrasal verbs, however, if you asked me to rephrase “she took on the challenge” using a pronoun for the object, I surely would have moved “on” and said “she took it on” and would not have noticed. So interesting.
