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In this unit, first, I learnt modal auxiliary verbs, they are may, might, can, could, need to, must, have to, and so on. They all convey different meanings and different degree when express the polite or certainty. And then, I got many teaching method of it, which is very useful. Next, I learnt passive voice and its different tenses, when the performer is not that important, passive voice is a good choice. And then, relative clauses which include defining relative clauses and non-defining relative clause. I think comma is a sign to distinguish these two clauses. Last, I learnt phrasal verbs, which have three types: intransitive, transitive separable and transitive inseparable. It is a little difficult for students, but if we choose the right method, things can be easier to understand.
