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    The document discusses the uses of "can" and "can't" to express ability and permission. It provides examples of using "can" to talk about abilities like playing an instrument, speaking a language, or performing a physical task. Examples are also given of using "can't" to mean not being able to do something. The document then shifts to discussing using "can" and "can't" to ask for and give permission to do certain actions. It provides sample dialogues of asking permission and the responses giving or denying permission.

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    Lesson 2

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    The document discusses the uses of "can" and "can't" to express ability and permission. It provides examples of using "can" to talk about abilities like playing an instrument, speaking a language, or performing a physical task. Examples are also given of using "can't" to mean not being able to do something. The document then shifts to discussing using "can" and "can't" to ask for and give permission to do certain actions. It provides sample dialogues of asking permission and the responses giving or denying permission.

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    Monday, March 11th 2024

    Can - Can’t
    ABILITY - PERMISSION
    My brother can play the piano.
    John can swim very well.
    The girl can ride a bike.
    The babies can’t speak.
    He can’t run 10 km.
    Can dogs speak?

    No, they can’t.


    Can cats climb trees?

    Yes, they can.


    Can you speak English?

    Yes, I can.
    Can - Can’t
    Expressing permission
    We can – can’t to ask for
    and give permission
    Can I go to the toilet, please?

    Yes, you can.


    Can I speak to Homer simpson,
    please?

    Yes, you can.


    Can I watch TV mom, please?

    No, you can’t.


    Can I close the door, please?

    No, you can’t.


    Can I use your pencil, please?

    No, you can’t.


    Can I borrow your book, please?

    Yes, you can.


    Can I see your homework,
    please?

    Yes, you can


    Can I …………………………..?

    ……………………………………………………..
    Can We ……………………..…..Sir?

    ……………………………
    Mom, Can I …………………..?

    ………………………………………
    Can I …………………………..?

    ………………………………………
    ……………..
    Hi, Jane Can I…………………..?

    …………………………………
    Mom, Can I …………………..?

    ………………………………………
    Can I …………………………..?

    ……………………………………………………..
    Can I …………………………..?

    ……………………………
    THE END

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