Some flashcards, and 2 domino games to practise "health problem" vocabulary.

Pupils match verbs to pictures, ask questions Can you...? Yes, I can. / No, I can't: simple but very enjoyable !!

This is a chart with modal verbs and their meanings and an exercise to guess the meaning of the modal used in each sentence.

Guys, this is something I adore giving at my classes I guess, deep down my students hate me for that. But I am a strong believer of the fact that without mastering modal verbs you can not even hope to understand the English language fully.
Take a look, all the meaning of the modal verbs (can, have to, must, need, may, should, ought to) are presented in tables with illustrative examples and contemporary grammar rules. Hope you'll find it useful (for Intermediate - Advanced levels)

basic and intermediate level of teaching modals on ESL class.
min:45
level: intermediate

Revision of tenses

A worksheet for Cutting Edge Pre-Intermediate with a key
Studying abroad
Modal verbs

The card game of negative obligations.