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    "There are" - is used with the following subjects:

    3rd person plural (they, my sisters, the dogs, the students, etc.)

     There are many people sitting on the bench.


     There are many dogs in the street.
     There are sites on the Internet that are really good.

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    Positive Sentences - Main Verb - Verb "have"


    Subject Main Verb "Have" Continue the Sentence
    I have /had/will have a car.
    We have /had/will have a lot of homework.
    You have/had/will have a nice house.
    The cars have/had/will have new tires.
    Natalie has/had/will have a great time in the States.
    Her father has/had/will have a very good job.

    *have is used in the present simple tense.

    *has is used in the past simple tense.

    *will have is used in the future simple tense.

    Negative Sentences - Main Verb - "have"


    Subject Auxiliary verb Main Verb
    Not Continue the Sentence
    "Have"
    I do/did/will not have time to visit him.
    to cook dinner when I got
    We do/did/will not have
    home.
    They do/did/will not have a lot of time to visit Mary.
    The car does/did/will not have a new paint job.
    Our teacher does/did/will not have a hard time teaching us.
    My father does/did/will not have me spent a lot of money on
    candy.
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    The Verb "Can"

    How is the verb tense "can" used?

    The verb tense "can" is used as both an auxiliary verb and a modal verb? Can is almost always
    used with a main verb.

    The verb “can” is used to:

     to request something
    o Can I have a book?
    o Can I have some money?
    o Can you come with me to the store?

     to request permission
    o Can we go the trip?
    o You can come over today.
    o We can go into the house.

     to state ability
    o Do you think the girls can do this work?
    o Can you lift up the boxes?
    o Can you win the race?

     to state the possibility


    o I think I can help you today.
    o We think we the doctor will be can see us today.
    o The girls are pretty sure they can help you move on Tuesday.

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    http://english-the-easy-way.com/English_ESL/Can_English_Verb.htm#sthash.WmqVCvEB.dpuf

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