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  • Can you jump high?
    Yes, I can jump very high./ No, I can't jump high.
  • We ____ find the keys anywhere in the house yesterday. (-)
    couldn't
  • I was too sick yesterday. I ______ eat anything.
    couldn't
  • The bird ____ fly high
    can
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': Now that Sarah is 18, she _____ legally drive.
    Now that Sarah is 18, she can legally drive.
  • She ____ speak three languages by the time she was ten.
    could
  • When I ___________ (to be) a child, I ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) ride a bike. Now I ___________ (to be) an adult and I ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able).
    was ; couldn't (could not) ; am ; can
  • What can you do at the playground?
    I can ... and ... .
  • What could you do when you were 5 years old?
    I could...
  • Possitive Structure for Can
    SUBJECT + CAN + VERB SIMPLE
  • You ______ park your car over there. It is not a parking space.
    can't
  • When I was young, I ____ run a mile in six minutes.
    could
  • She ____ drive a car. She is too small
    can't
  • please speak loudly. I __________hear you very well.
    can't
  • He _____ read when he was only 3 years old.
    could
  • I got a bad mark in my exams. My problem is that I _______ remember facts.
    couldn't
  • I _____ speak English, but I ____ speak Russian very well
    can't/can
  • I __________ go to the party last night because I was sick.
    COULDN'T
  • He ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) speak English. It is easy!
    can
  • He ____ cook delicious food.
    can
  • Charlie _______ swim very well when he was 6, but now he doesn't practice anymore.
    could
  • ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) you speak English?
    Can
  • ____ they eat dinner with us when they visited last summer?
    Could
  • Not really, I _______ play many sports, but I like watching them on T.V.
    can't
  • When Peggy was young, she was a fast runner. She ________run 100 meters in 12 seconds.
    could
  • I _____ swim when I was 4. Now I swim every day
    couldn't
  • I didn't do enough homework but I ________ still understand the subject well.
    could
  • We ________go out yesterday because there was a thunderstorm.
    couldn't
  • Ask or give permission.
    can
  • Express that something is possible or the probability that something will happen.
    could
  • Can you skip with a rope?
    Yes, I can skip with a rope.
  • I _____ play the guitar last year
    couldn't
  • ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) you ride a bike when you were 6?
    Could
  • He ____ play the piano when he was a child.
    could
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': Children under the age of three _____ play with small plastic toys.
    Children under the age of three can't play with small plastic toys.
  • We _____ go to the beach today. (-)
    can't
  • ____ she drive when she was sixteen years old?
    Could
  • He is too young. He ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) go to the store alone.
    can't (cannot)
  • Q: Can you speak Chinese? A:
    Yes, I can No, I can't
  • She ______ dance.
    can
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': Now that I'm older, I _____ go to school by myself.
    Now that I'm older, I can go to school by myself.
  • I _____ speak English.
    can
  • Could you catch a ball when you were 5 years old?
    Yes, I could catch a ball when I was 5.
  • I _____ cook.
    can't
  • What can you do well?
    I can ... well.
  • The girl in the middle ____ read but a boy ____ read.
    Can/can't
  • The baby ______stop crying. Everyone in the room feels annoyed.
    can't
  • Ken was a pretty smart kid. He _________read when he was two.
    could
  • ____ you help me with my homework? It's for tomorrow.
    Can
  • ____ she play the guitar?
    Can
  • She ____ speak four different languages. She's very smart.
    can
  • She ________ sing very well when she was young.
    could
  • I _____ play the piano when I was younger.
    could
  • He _____ run very fast when he was young.
    could
  • My father ________ play a piano and some other musical instruments.
    can
  • When I was 7 years old I ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) ride a bike.
    could/couldn't
  • Ask permission in a more polite and formal way
    could
  • ____ you hear the music from the concert last night?
    Could you
  • I'm not in a hurry. I ________wait for you if you need more time.
    can
  • Last year I _____ read without glasses. Now I read with glasses
    could
  • Could you hop on one foot when you were little?
    Yes, I could hop on one foot./ No, I couldn't hop on one foot
  • Complete with 'can' or 'could': Rosa's mom _____ wear jeans to school, but Rosa _____.
    Rosa's mom couldn't wear jeans to school, but Rosa can.
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': My parents _____ drink alcohol, because they are adults.
    My parents can drink alcohol, because they are adults.
  • What could you do when you were little?
    I could ...
  • My brother and I ________ play computer games only on Saturdays.
    can
  • She is really good at English but she _______ speak confidently.
    can't
  • A dog ___ run faster than me
    can
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': Anyone _____ walk in a public park. They're for everyone.
    Anyone can walk in a public park. They're for everyone.
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': When I was little, I _____ eat a few sweets every day.
    When I was little, I could eat a few sweets every day.
  • A: ___________ Noel cook Italian food? B: Yes, he ______
    can
  • Complete with 'can' or 'could': Rosa's mom _____ ride a bike to school, but Rosa _____.
    Rosa's mom could ride a bike to school, but Rosa can't.
  • Before I went on my diet I _____ run a marathon!
    couldn't
  • Complete with 'can' or 'could': Rosa's mom _____ work part-time, but Rosa _____.
    Rosa's mom could work part-time, but Rosa can't.
  • Yesterday, Tim and I ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) open the window. It was stuck.
    could not (couldn't)
  • They ____ solve math problem very fast.
    can
  • I _____ juggle 8 balls until I became a clown. Now I am a clown and I ____ do that
    couldn't/can
  • I got a bad mark in my exams. My problem is that I _______ remember facts.
    couldn't
  • Now she ___________ (to be) 7 years old, but she still ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) read.
    is / cannot (can't)
  • I __________ speak three languages.
    can
  • Complete with 'can/can't' or 'could/couldn't': Before he turned 12, Peter _____ stay at home by himself.
    Before he turned 12, Peter couldn't stay at home by himself.
  • Last week, I ___________ (can, can't, could, couldn't, to be able) come to English class because I went to the dentist.
    could not ; couldn't
  • I am tired now. I __________fall asleep last night.
    couldn't
  • I _____ climb a mountain when I was younger. Now I am scared to climb
    couldn't
  • The baby ____ sleep last month. (-)
    couldn't
  • Talk about something and someone has the ability to do something.
    can
  • My brother is six months old. He _____ walk
    can't
  • The museum is closed for now. We ___________ go there today. The museum is closed for now. We
    can't
  • She _____ drive if it wasnt night.
    could
  • I heard her! She _____ sing really well.
    can