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CAN
CAN / CAN'T shows ability, inability, request, permission, possibility, and inappropriateness.
Examples:
a. I can speak English.
b. You can leave early today.
c. Can I come in, please?
Formation:
Positive: Subject + CAN + Verb1
Negative: Subject + CAN'T + Verb1
USE:
We use “CAN” to express
1. AbilityShe can ride a bike.
He can speak Japanese.
I can play table tennis.
We can cook.
2. Inability He can’t ride a horse.
I can’t type very fast.
Jan can not run fast.
Alicia cannot drive a car.
3. Request Can you help me?
Can you tell me the way to the museum?
Can you come here a minute please?
4. Permissions Can I use your cell phone?
Can I take a day off?
Can I smoke here?
Can I go out?
5. Possibility The florist can deliver the bouquet early.
My friend can visit me this week
Note: can is not normal used to describe future possibility in the positive form.
INCORRECT: It can rain tomorrow.
6. Inappropriateness You can’t wear that dress! It is indecent.
You can’t smoke in this building. It is illegal.
You can’t ask for information here. This is not information desk.
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Examples:
a. I can speak English.
b. You can leave early today.
c. Can I come in, please?
Formation:
Positive: Subject + CAN + Verb1
Negative: Subject + CAN'T + Verb1
POSITIVE STATEMENT | NEGATIVE STATEMENT | ||||||
I | can | speak | English | I | can't | speak | English |
He | can | run | very vest | You | can't | run | very fast |
He | can | sit | in the garden | He | can't | sit | in the garden |
She | can | come | with us | She | can't | come | with us |
It | can | jump | to the other side | It | can't | jump | to the other side |
We | can | make | delicious cakes | We | can't | make | delicious cakes |
You | can | pass | the exam | You | can't | pass | the exam |
They | can | draw | pictures | They | can't | draw | pictures |
USE:
We use “CAN” to express
1. AbilityShe can ride a bike.
He can speak Japanese.
I can play table tennis.
We can cook.
2. Inability He can’t ride a horse.
I can’t type very fast.
Jan can not run fast.
Alicia cannot drive a car.
3. Request Can you help me?
Can you tell me the way to the museum?
Can you come here a minute please?
4. Permissions Can I use your cell phone?
Can I take a day off?
Can I smoke here?
Can I go out?
5. Possibility The florist can deliver the bouquet early.
My friend can visit me this week
Note: can is not normal used to describe future possibility in the positive form.
INCORRECT: It can rain tomorrow.
6. Inappropriateness You can’t wear that dress! It is indecent.
You can’t smoke in this building. It is illegal.
You can’t ask for information here. This is not information desk.
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lunes, 20 de octubre de 2014
Adverbs of frequency
Adverbios de
frecuencia
· Estos adverbios pueden utilizarse
para responder a preguntas que comienzan con How
often? o How frequently?. Estos son
los adverbios de frecuencia ordenados de mayor amenor frecuencia.
100% always siempre
usually/normally normalmenteoften a menudo
50% sometimes a veces
occasionally ocasionalmente
rarely rara vez, pocas veces
seldom rara vez
hardly ever casi nunca
0% never nunca
· Los
adverbios de frecuencia se sitúan delante del verbo, excepto en el caso del
verbo to be.
- I always get up at 9 on weekdays.
- They hardly ever go out at night.
- My
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