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Goats Replace Gardeners in Washington, DC, Cemetery

4. “Hmm. That (be) a good idea for a lot of parks. Goats
could control] the number of weeds and keep down costs.”

Study Suggests That Dogs Respond to Owners’ Emotions

5. “So that (explain) why my dog usually yawns when I yawn.”

Bear Walks into Hotel in Juneau, Alaska; Eats Candy in Lobby

6. “Bears (ove) candy.”

LISTEN & SPEAK.
Listen to each group of sounds. Take notes in your notebook about what you think you hear.
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Work with a partner. Compare and discuss your notes. Use may, might, could, or must. Then
share your ideas with the class.

A: The first one must be a scary place. It could be an old house in a horror movie.
B: Yeah, it sounds really creepy. Did you hear the footsteps? It could be a ghost!

APPLY.

The photo shows an unusual relationship. In your notebook, answer the questions below.
Use may (noh, might (nob, could (noh, can’t, or must (non.

What kind of animals are in the picture?
Is the small animal afraid of the big animal?

Is the large animal asleep or awake?
Do you think the big animal will hurt the small animal?
What do you think the relationship between these two animals is?

B Work in groups. Discuss your answers. Give reasons for what you wrote.

The large animal can't be a tiger because tigers have stripes ...