VERB CAN
We use the verb can, as an
auxiliary, when we are talking about abilities or inhabilities. The next formula shows us the
correct way to create a sentence. (Utilizamos el verbo auxiliar “can=poder” cuando estamos
hablando de habilidades. La siguiente formula muestra la manera correcta de
crear una oración).
+ AFFIRMATIVE SENTECES
SUBJECT + AUX. VERB CAN + MAIN VERB + OBJECT or COMPLEMENT
SAM CAN PLAY
THE PIANO.
- NEGATIVE SENTENCES
SUBJECT + AUX. VERB CAN + NOT + MAIN VERB + OBJECT or
COMPLEMENT
SAM CAN NOT
PLAY THE PIANO.
? INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
AUX. VERB CAN + SUBJECT + MAIN VERB + OBJECT or COMPLEMENT + ?
CAN SAM PLAY
THE PIANO?
Next you will see some
sentences. Write the correspond mark in each sentence. For affirmative
sentences mark “+”, for negative mark “-“ and for interrogative mark “?”. (A continuación verás algunas oraciones. Escribe el
símbolo que corresponda a cada una de éstas. Escribe un signo de “+” para oraciones
en positivo, para negativo “-“ y para preguntas “?”).
Example:
_+_ I can run in the park.
Exercises:
___ She can´t tie her shoes.
___ Can you ride in a bicycle?
___ They can´t sing a song.
___ We can drive the car.
___ Can he speak English?
___ Can Rihana dance jazz?
___ Selena Gomez can speak Spanish.
___ Chicharito can´t read in French
___ The grandma can cook pizza.
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