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    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    INGLS
    Nivel: Bsico

    By Silvia Daz Espino

    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    We use can and cant to talk about ability, permission and possibility

    By Silvia Daz Espino

    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    Affirmative:

    can

    verb

    comp.

    I can drive a car. He can drive a car.

    By Silvia Daz Espino

    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    Negative:

    Cant

    verb

    comp.

    I cant smoke here He cant smoke here

    By Silvia Daz Espino

    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    Interrogative: Yes/ No questions


    Can

    verb comp. ?

    Can you dance?

    Yes, I can No, I cant

    By Silvia Daz Espino

    INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS Y CURSOS COMPLEMENTARIOS

    Complete the following sentences.


    1. Monkeys ______ talk. 2. Pigs _________fly. 3. I _____ play the piano, but Cory _____. 4. You _____ go on vacation. It's too expensive. 5. _____ I borrow some money? 6. Tony ______ come tonight, he's busy. 7. Jim makes great food. He _____cook really well. 8. It's too noisy. We _____ study well.
    By Silvia Daz Espino

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