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CAN and COULD
1. I couldn’t go to the party last night because I was sick.

2. A: Could Noel cook Italian food? B: Yes, he can _.

3. My sister couldn’t swim last year, but now she can.

4. They couldn’t go shopping yesterday because the store was closed.

5. A:Could you read when you were four years old? B: Yes, I could.

6. Ellie can ride a bicycle. She rides it to school every day.

7. I’m very tired, so I can’t go out to the park to play.

8. A:could you see the moon last night? B: No, I couldn’t.

9. When can I talk to you about the company report?

10. Most dinosaurs walked on land, but some could fly or even swim

Complete the sentences with can, can’t, could or couldn’t

1. I can play the guitar.

2. You can write this for homework.

3. He couldn’t jump very high when he was a boy.

4. Can I help you, Sir?

5. In the past, robots couldn’t play music.

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2. Usa la palabra que se encuentra entre paréntesis en su forma correcta

utilizando un prefijo o u sufijo
1. He was acting in a very childish way (child)

2. She looked unhappy. She started to cry. (happy)

3. He passed his exam. He was happier for the second time.
4. The team that he supported were able to win the championship . (champion)

5. I couldn’t find any weakness in his theory. (weak)

6. He wants to be a when he grows up.

7. There were only a handful of people at the match. (hand)

8. The road was too narrow, so they had to widen it. (wide)

9. I think that you should reconsider your decision. It may not be the best thing to
do. (consider)
10 You need a combination of motivation, organization and hard work to
realize your dreams. (combine)

1 The opposite of "polite" is impolite.

2 The adjective form of the verb "use" is used.

3 The opposite of "helpful" is useless.

4 The noun form of the verb "educate" is
education
5 The opposite of "appear" is dissapear.
6 The verb form of the adjective "intense" is
intensity.
7 The opposite of "regular" is irregular.
8 The noun for of the verb "perform" is perfomance.