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    EXPRESSING ABILITY/SKILL

    can / can’t
    Tom is a baby. He is six months old.
    A. Can he walk ?
    B. No, he can’t. He cannot walk . Skill: The ability
    He can’t walk. to do an activity
    or job well,
    A. Can he think ?
    especially
    B. Yes, he can. He can walk . because you
    have practiced it
    Can / Can’t : Ability
    Object Adverb Adverb Adverb
    Subject AUXILIARY Verb (WHAT ) (HOW) (WHERE) (WHEN)
    (WHO)

    You speak English fluently in class


    He

    She
    can play the piano well

    They can’t ride a bike on E-6

    Ahmet and swim


    Ayşe
    Can / Can’t : Ability

    Question AUXILIARY subject verb


    word

    What you

    V ?
    Where he
    can
    Why she
    can’t they
    How

    can speak English

    can’t swim
    Now you make up sentences about
    Tom . Follow the example.
    • Example: Tom / think /walk /a little baby
    I.A: Can Tom think ? B: Yes, he can . Tom can think.
    II.B: Can Tom walk? A: No, he can’t. Tom can’t walk.
    III.A: Why can’t Tom walk?
    B: Tom can’t walk because he is a little baby.
    1. Tom / smile / talk /a little baby
    2. Tom / eat / swim /a little baby
    3. Tom / crawl / walk / /a little baby
    Now look at the table and make sentences.
    Speak Cook Drive Play the Swim
    English guitar

    You + - + - +
    He - + - + -
    She + - + - +
    They - + - + -
    Ahmet + - -
    Ahmet and Ayşe _ + - + -

    A: Can you speak English ?


    B: Yes, I can. I can speak English.
    A: Can you cook ?
    B: No, I can’t. I can not / can’t cook
    EXPRESSİNG ABILITY/SKILL
    Present and Past
    👍He can run
    👍He can jump
    Tom at six 👍He can read and
    months old. write
    👍He can ride a bicycle
    👎He can’t drive a car
    👎He couldn’t speak
    👎He can’t cook
    👎He couldn’t run
    👎He couldn’t eat without
    Tom’s six now. He can run and
    help jump everywhere. When he was a
    👍He could sit by himself Tom at six years baby he couldn’t speak or run but
    👍He could move right old
    he could sit by himself and move
    and left right and left. He’s a big boy, but
    he can’t cook and he can’t drive.
    He’s good at school. He can read
    and write.

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