UNIT 3: FREE TIME

GROUP 3 - BASIC I

Members:
1. Alexandra Moran
2. Brandon Sánchez
3. Cynthia Quispe
4. Fernando Yupan
5. Geraldine Geronimo
6. Jaime Huaman
7. Luis Rojas
8. Omar Sánchez
 CAN/CAN’T
When do we use the verb can?

"Can" is a modal verb and it has different uses; how to speak skills in general,
is used to ask permission or grant it, to offer something or also to talk about
things that are generally true or not.

The general structure of the sentence is:

SUBJECT + CAN/CAN’T + VERB + COMPLEMENT

(I/You/He/She/It/We/ They)
Examples:

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

- She can not run fast.

- She can run fast. - She cannot run fast.

- She can’t run fast.

- I can play volleyball. - I can’t play volleyball.

 QUESTIONS

CAN + SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT ?

I ASK YOU QUESTION ?
YOU SPEAK FRENCH ?
HE DANCE THE TANGO ?
CAN
SHE PLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT?
IT SWIN UNDERWATER?
WE DO YOGA?
THEY SING A SONG IN ENGLISH ?

SHORT ANSWERS

YES OR NO + SUBJECT + CAN OR CAN’T ?

 ● Jose can draw and paint.
Examples:

● I can’t drive at night.

● Can you study all today?

Yes, I can / No, I can’t
 LIKE + VERB
I
YOU HE
LIKE
WE LIKES
SHE
THEY
SHORT ANSWERS

SUBJECT + LIKE + VERB

I LIKE TO PLAY TENNIS
YOU LIKE TO SING
HE LIKES TO STUDY
SHE LIKES TO SWIM
WE LIKE TO PLAY COMPUTER GAMES
THEY LIKE TO SPEAK ENGLISH
 LIKE + NOUN

Examples:
A. She likes fairy tales.

B. He likes rock music but he doesn’t like rap music.

C. I like chocolate cake but I don’t like strawberry cake.

D. Do you like apples? Yes, I do.

E. Do you like ice cream? No, I don´t.

 ● He likes to drive.

● she likes chess.

Examples:

● He doesn't like soccer at all.

● she doesn't like to play

volleyball in the summer.
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