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    The document discusses the use of modal verbs "can/can't" and "could/couldn't" to ask for and give permission in conversations. It provides examples of dialogues using these modal verbs, such as "Mom, can I eat this apple now?" and "Could I take a few photos here?". It also notes that "could" and "couldn't" are more formal than "can" and "can't", and that these modal verbs are also used to express ability in the present versus past tense.

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    The document discusses the use of modal verbs "can/can't" and "could/couldn't" to ask for and give permission in conversations. It provides examples of dialogues using these modal verbs, such as "Mom, can I eat this apple now?" and "Could I take a few photos here?". It also notes that "could" and "couldn't" are more formal than "can" and "can't", and that these modal verbs are also used to express ability in the present versus past tense.

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    The document discusses the use of modal verbs "can/can't" and "could/couldn't" to ask for and give permission in conversations. It provides examples of dialogues using these modal verbs, such as "Mom, can I eat this apple now?" and "Could I take a few photos here?". It also notes that "could" and "couldn't" are more formal than "can" and "can't", and that these modal verbs are also used to express ability in the present versus past tense.

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    • Modal verbs can/can’t; could/couldn’t

    (permission)
    Mom, can I go out with my friends?

    • Neste capítulo vamos usar os mesmos verbos modais do capítulo


    anterior, mas agora para pedir permissão. Você sempre cumpre as
    regras? Em que situações é necessário pedir permissão?

    4
    • Mom, can I go out with my friends?

    Gelpi/Shutterstock
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    • Mom, can I go out with my friends?
    Just dance/Shutterstock

    6
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    7
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    Observe os diálogos.

    8
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    Observe os diálogos.
    • Mom, can I eat this apple now?
    Yes, of course.

    9
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    Observe os diálogos.
    • Mom, can I eat this apple now?
    Yes, of course.
    • Can I watch TV?
    No, you can’t. The lights went out.

    10
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    Observe os diálogos.
    • Mom, can I eat this apple now?
    Yes, of course.
    • Can I watch TV?
    No, you can’t. The lights went out.
    • Could I open the window?
    Yes, please!

    11
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)
    Os modais can/can’t e could/couldn’t são usados, entre outros casos,
    para pedir e dar permissão. Could e couldn’t são considerados mais
    formais do que can e can’t.

    Observe os diálogos.
    • Mom, can I eat this apple now?
    Yes, of course.
    • Can I watch TV?
    No, you can’t. The lights went out.
    • Could I open the window?
    Yes, please!
    • Could I take a few photos here?
    I’m sorry. You can’t take photos inside the museum.

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    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)

    CONCEITUANDO

    13
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)

    CONCEITUANDO

    Can e could também são usados para expressar capacidade,


    habilidade. Nesse caso, usa-se can para referência à capacidade no
    presente, e could para referência à capacidade no passado.

    14
    • Modal verbs can/can't; could/couldn't (permission)

    CONCEITUANDO

    Can e could também são usados para expressar capacidade,


    habilidade. Nesse caso, usa-se can para referência à capacidade no
    presente, e could para referência à capacidade no passado.

    I can speak English well, but I can’t speak Spanish.


    When I was 2 years old, I could walk, but I couldn’t talk.

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