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    Yudith Liceth Garcia Amaya attended a workshop on using can and can't to ask and answer questions. The workshop included: 1. Asking questions using can and answering with can/can't looking at a picture (e.g. can you play football? Yes, I can). 2. Choosing between can/can't in sentences involving permission and possibility. 3. Turning sentences into questions, affirmative sentences, or negative sentences using can/can't. 4. Completing sentences with can or can't about abilities and permissions. 5. Choosing can or can't to correctly complete sentences. 6. Choosing the right combination of can/

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    Yudith Liceth Garcia Amaya attended a workshop on using can and can't to ask and answer questions. The workshop included: 1. Asking questions using can and answering with can/can't looking at a picture (e.g. can you play football? Yes, I can). 2. Choosing between can/can't in sentences involving permission and possibility. 3. Turning sentences into questions, affirmative sentences, or negative sentences using can/can't. 4. Completing sentences with can or can't about abilities and permissions. 5. Choosing can or can't to correctly complete sentences. 6. Choosing the right combination of can/

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    Yudith Liceth Garcia Amaya attended a workshop on using can and can't to ask and answer questions. The workshop included: 1. Asking questions using can and answering with can/can't looking at a picture (e.g. can you play football? Yes, I can). 2. Choosing between can/can't in sentences involving permission and possibility. 3. Turning sentences into questions, affirmative sentences, or negative sentences using can/can't. 4. Completing sentences with can or can't about abilities and permissions. 5. Choosing can or can't to correctly complete sentences. 6. Choosing the right combination of can/

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    CORPORACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA MINUTO DE DIOS

    MODAL AUXILIARY CAN WORKSHOP


    NAME_YUDITH LICETH GARCIA AMAYA_____LEVEL ___ONE____ DATE__APRIL TWELVE

    I. Ask questions with CAN and then answer with CAN, CAN’T. Look at the picture.

    1. Can you play football?


    A.   ?    Yes, I can.

     B?    No, I can't.
    2. Can you ride the skateboard? Yes, I can
    3. Can you play the guitar? Yes, I can
    4. Can you ride the bike? Yes, I can
    5. Can you say hello? Yes, I can
    6. Can you ride horse? No, I can’t
    7. Can you cook? No, I can’t
    8. Can you raise the kite? No, I can’t
    9. Can you dunk the basketball? No, I can’t
    10. Can you drive the car? No, I can’t
    II. Choose the correct answer. can  /  can't  (permission and possibility)
    1. (Can / Do I can) have a coffee, please?
    2. You (Can’t / don’t can) park there.
    3. 'Can they go out tonight?' 'No, (Can / They can’t). ‘
    4. I'm sorry, you (Can / can’t) swim here.
    5. (Can you / Do you can) help me with my homework?
    6. It's very warm, we (Can / can’t) have lunch outside.
    7. (Can / Can I) use the Internet here?
    8. 'Can Sara speak Italian?' 'Yes, (She’s can / She can).'

    III. Turn the given sentences into affirmative sentences, negative sentences or questions. The phrases
    behind the given sentences tell you what to do.
    EXAMPLE: He can correct the mistakes. → Negative sentence ANSWER: He can't
    correct the mistakes.

    1. Olivia can play the guitar. → Negative sentence. Olivia can’t play the guitar
    2. Can the girls play hockey? → Affirmative sentence Yes, the can girls play hockey.
    3. Richard can play the trumpet. → Question. Can Richard play the trumpet?
    4. Can she write with her left hand? → affirmative sentence Yes, she can write with her left hand
    5. He can write good stories. → negative sentence He can’t write exciting articles
    6. Alex can write exciting articles. → Question Can Alex write exciting articles?
    7. Henry can cook spaghetti. → question Can henry cook spaghetti?
    8. They can cook well. → negative sentence They can’t cook well
    9. Can Carol cook chilli con carne? → affirmative sentence Yes, carol can cook chili con carne
    IV. Complete the following sentences using can or can't.

    1. I can only speak English. i don't know any other languages.


    2. What sports can you play the best?
    3. A dog can be man's best friend, but it can't help with the chores.
    4. Narrow-minded people   can’t see the future very well.
    5. Fish can’t breathe outside the water.
    6.  Can you cook?
    7. Denis doesn't want to go swimming with us because he can’t swim.
    8. it’s really dark here, i can’t   see anything
    9. You can’t park your car here, it's forbidden.
    10. i am very hungry I can eat everything right now.
    11. A cheetah   can run very fast.
    12. Can you help me?
    13. I   can’t do my homework, it's too difficult.
    14. A baby can’t   drive a car.
    15. The letters are very small. I can’t read anything.

    V. Choose the correct answer (can or can't).

    1. I can speak French. i picked it up while I was in France.


    2. I can’t come to the party. i am really busy.
    3. We can’t   hear you. The music is so loud.
    4. Where are my keys? i can’t find them.
    5. i can’t   believe it. We won two million dollars.
    6. We can   meet tomorrow if you want.
    7. Can make me a cup of tea, please?
    8. He can’t jump. His leg hurt so much.
    9. Illiterate people   can’t read and write.
    10. Fish   can’t swim.

    VI. choose the correct combination in the following sentences:

    1. 'Can you swim'? 'yes, i can


    Can/can can/can't

    2. I’m sorry I can’t help you today, I’m really busy.


    Can can't

    3. Please can you buy some milk on your way home? i can’t leave the house because I’m looking after the
    baby.
    Can/can’t can't/can't

    4. i can ride a bike but i can’t drive a car.


    Can/can’t can/can
    5. i just can’t manage to wake up on time, I’m always late.
    Can can't

    6. 'Hello, can i help you'? 'Actually, no you can’t this restaurant is awful and we've been waiting here for half
    an hour. We’re leaving'.
    Can’t/can can/can't

    7. i have a special talent, i can touch my nose with my tongue can you?
    Can’t/can can/can

    8. 'Can i go to the bathroom please'? 'Yes, of course you can.'


    Can/can can/can't

    9. Look! It’s right there! Can’t you see it? It’s so obvious!
    Can’t can

    10. I’ve never been able to eat breakfast in the mornings. i can’t talk to anyone either!
    Can’t can

    PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!

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