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    CLASSWORK - CAN or CANT EXXER

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    This document contains examples of sentences using modal verbs "can" and "can't" to express ability or possibility. It provides exercises for rearranging words into sentences and questions using these modal verbs correctly. The document also contains examples of transforming statements without modal verbs into equivalent statements using "can" or "can't".

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    CLASSWORK - CAN or CANT EXXER

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    This document contains examples of sentences using modal verbs "can" and "can't" to express ability or possibility. It provides exercises for rearranging words into sentences and questions using these modal verbs correctly. The document also contains examples of transforming statements without modal verbs into equivalent statements using "can" or "can't".

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    This document contains examples of sentences using modal verbs "can" and "can't" to express ability or possibility. It provides exercises for rearranging words into sentences and questions using these modal verbs correctly. The document also contains examples of transforming statements without modal verbs into equivalent statements using "can" or "can't".

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    CLASSWORK - CAN or CANT EXXER

    Uploaded by

    Diana Coayla
    This document contains examples of sentences using modal verbs "can" and "can't" to express ability or possibility. It provides exercises for rearranging words into sentences and questions using these modal verbs correctly. The document also contains examples of transforming statements without modal verbs into equivalent statements using "can" or "can't".

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    NAME: DIANA COAYLA VIZCARRA

    Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.


    1. very | play | my | can | brother | football | well
    My brother can play football very well.
    2. homework | with | you | I | can | help | your
    I can help you with your homework.
    3. in | Sue | English | can't | read
    Sue can’t read in English.
    4. you | it | I | about | cannot | tell
    I cannot tell you about it.
    5. make | can | your | mum | cakes | good
    Your mum can make good cakes.
    6. go | you | tonight | can | out
    You can go out tonight.
    7. dad | cannot | a | horse | ride | my
    My dad cannot ride a horse.
    8. morning | come | I | tomorrow | can't
    I can’t come tomorrow morning.
    9. again | Bill | drive | his | can | car
    Bill can drive again his car.
    10. you | my | can't | mobile | use | new | phone
    You can’t use my new mobile phone.

    Use modal verbs can or can't to make similar sentences.


    1. Don't park your car here. It is illegal.
    You can’t park your car here.
    2. Why don't you stay with us? No problem!
    You can stay with us.
    3. I don't think this car is expensive. It's ten years old.
    This car can’t be expensive.
    4. I am not good at basketball.
    I can’t play basketball.
    5. Let's take a taxi.
    We can take a taxi.
    6. Listen. There's someone speaking in the hall.
    I can hear some voices in the hall.
    7. The doctor said: "No sweets."
    We can’t eat sweets.
    8. Do the shopping on Sunday. The shop is open.
    You can buy it on Sunday.
    9. Please, help me. The luggage is too heavy.
    I can’t carry all this luggage on my own.
    10. You are not ill. Why don't you go to work?
    You can go to work. You are not ill.

    Write suitable sentences with CAN or CAN’T according to the ideas.


    1. It’s raining a lot. We can’t go out today
    2. Robert is very short for basketball. He can’t play basketball.
    3. I have money for the concert. I can go to the concert.
    4. This car is very expensive. Mary can’t buy the car.
    5. There are no buses to go to the university. We can’t go to university.
    6. Alice has a camera. She can take photos.
    7. The instructions are in French and John speaks French very well so he can read the
    instructions.
    8. My dad had a lot of cars when I was young. I can’t have much cars.
    9. You know Daniela’s phone number so you can call to Daniela.
    10. The party is on Saturday and I am free. I can go to the party.
    Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
    1. me | hear | you | can
    Can you hear me?
    2. you | song | sing | can't | this
    Can’t you sing this song?
    3. on | come | why | can't | Peter | Sunday
    Why can’t Peter come on Sunday?
    4. brother | can | run | your | fast
    Can your brother run fast?
    5. where | can | tonight | sleep | we
    Where can we sleep tonight?
    6. milkshakes | can | two | we | have
    Can we have two milkshakes?
    7. now | do | can't | it | just | you
    Can’t you to it just now?
    8. dance | can | the | I | to | go
    Can I go to the dance?
    9. can't | quiet | Sophie | be
    Can’t Sophie be quiet?
    10. eat | son | what | your | can't
    What can’t your son eat?

    ANSWERS

    1. Yes, I can.
    2. No, I can’t.
    3. Because he is busy.
    4. Yes, he can.
    5. You can sleep on the armchair.
    6. No, we can’t
    7. No, I can’t
    8. Yes, you can
    9. Yes, she can
    10. He can’t eat pizza

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