GRAMMAR

*INTERROGATIVE*
SUBJECTS + AUXILIARY + MAIN + COMPLEMENTS
VERBS (NOT) VERBS
I GO SHOPPING
YOU TRAVEL TO MADRID
SHE CAN 1 STUDY ENGLISH
HE SWIM ON THE BEACH
IT WILL 2 PREFER PIZZA
WE READ TWO BOOKS
YOU SHOULD 3 SEE A FILM
THEY WRITE IN MY DIARY
MY MUM SING A FRENCH SONG
HER GRANNY MUST 4 PREPARE THE DINNER
HIS DOG RUN IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
THEIR HOUSE PAINT IN THE WALL
OUR TEACHER LOVE POKEMON

1 CAN – PODER – IN PRESENT

Affirmative: She can study English in New York.
Negative: She cannot study English in New York
(can’t)
Interrogative: Can she study English in New York?

Exercise 1. Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

a) very | play | my | can | brother | football | well

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b) homework | with | you | I | can | help | your
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c) in | Sue | English | can't | read
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d) you | it | I | about | cannot | tell
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e) make | can | your | mum | cakes | good
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f) go | you | tonight | can | out
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g) dad | cannot | a | horse | ride | my
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h) morning | come | I | tomorrow | can't
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i) again | Bill | drive | his | can | car
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j) you | my | can't | mobile | use | new | phone

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Exercise 2. Use can or can't to make sentences with similar meaning.

A) Don't park your car here. It is illegal.

You .................. park your car here.

B) Why don't you stay with us?

No problem! You .................. stay with us.

C) I don't think this car is expensive. It's ten years old.

This car ..................be expensive.

D) I am not good at basketball.

I .................... play basketball.

E) Let's take a taxi.

We ..................... take a taxi.

F) Listen. There's someone speaking in the hall.

I ..................... hear some voices in the hall.

G) The doctor said: "No sweeets."

We ..................... eat sweets.

H) Do the shopping on Sunday.

The shop is open. You ..................... buy it on Sunday.

I) Please, help me. The luggage is too heavy.

I ..................... carry all this luggage on my own.

J) You are not ill. Why don't you go to work?

You ..................... go to work. You are not ill.
READING

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 VOCABULARY you need to
understand the reading text:
- glad
- worried
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WRITING

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LISTENING

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SPEAKING

GRAMMAR – Prepositions of time

ON We use ON with days of the week, dates (4th July), special days (my
birthday)

IN We use IN with parts of the day (the morning, the afternoon),

months (January, February, etc.), seasons (spring, summer, autumn, winter), years (2012,
2016, etc).

AT We use AT with clock times, meals, festivals and the weekend.

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Work all together. Ask each other When …? Questions.

When is your
birthday?

It is on 25th
December.

VOCABULARY and GRAMMAR

Nationalities

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