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    This document discusses the present continuous tense, prepositions of place, and connectors such as "can" and "could". It provides information on grammar rules for the present continuous, examples of common prepositions indicating location, and the differences between "can" and "could" in terms of ability and possibility.

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    This document discusses the present continuous tense, prepositions of place, and connectors such as "can" and "could". It provides information on grammar rules for the present continuous, examples of common prepositions indicating location, and the differences between "can" and "could" in terms of ability and possibility.

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    Coe 2 7mos AB

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    Jordana González Sánchez
    This document discusses the present continuous tense, prepositions of place, and connectors such as "can" and "could". It provides information on grammar rules for the present continuous, examples of common prepositions indicating location, and the differences between "can" and "could" in terms of ability and possibility.

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    PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

    III.CONNECTORS

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    CAN - COULD

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