Can she speak English? (+ short answer)
Yes, she can.
They ____ _____ right. (- , can, to turn)
They can’t turn right.
I ______ out the window. (+ can , to look)
I can to look out the window.
I can't look out the window.
I can look out the window.
Can I look out the window?
He ______ you this afternoon. (+ can , to call)
He cans call you this afternoon.
He can call you this afternoon.
He can calls you this afternoon.
Can he call you this afternoon?
She ______ you with that. (+ can , to help)
She cans helps you with that.
She can help you with that.
She can helps you with that.
She cans help you with that.
She _____ to the meeting. (- can, to go)
She can’t gos to the meeting.
She can’ts go to the meeting.
She cans’t gos to the meeting.
She can’t go to the meeting.
He ____ French. (- can, to understand)
He can’t understand French.
He can’ts understand your French.
He can’t understands French.
He can’ts understands French.
____ he ___ 2 kilometres? (? can, to run)
Can he run 2 kilometres?
He can run 2 kilometres?
Can he runs 2 kilometres?
Cans he run 2 kilometres?
_____ you _____ me at noon for lunch? (? can, to meet)
Cans you meet me at noon for lunch?
You can meet me at noon for lunch?
Can you meets me at noon for lunch?
Can you meet me at noon for lunch?
Can you meet me at noon for lunch? (+ short answer)
Yes, I can.
Yes, I do.
Yes, I can do meet.
Yes, I am.
____ you ____ with your left hand? (? can, to write)
You can to write with your left hand?
Can you to write with your left hand?
You can write with your left hand?
Can you write with your left hand?
Can you write with your left hand? (- short answer)
No, I'm not.
No, I can't.
No, I cannot.
No, I don't.
I ___ five days per week. (+, can, to work)
You can work five days per week.
I _____ you money. (-, can, to give)
I can’t give you money.
