Faclyty: Mining work

Faclyty: Mining work

• Faclyty: Mining work
• Group: Mining electrcity 5c(B)-19
• Done by: Pardaboyeva Marjona
• Checked by: Dexqonboyeva M
• Almalyk 2021

Can – the most commonly used verb in Enlish. We use it to show that we can, are able, capable of doin somethin.

• Can – the most commonly used verb in Enlish. We use it to show that we can, are able, capable of doin somethin.
• Used only in the present tense
• (the Present Simple).
• For example:
• 1) My friend can speak English and German very well.
• 2) I can do this exercise.

Modal verbs can or could should always be followed by another verb, because by it self “can” does not inform about the action, but shows our attitude towards it (I can something): can dance (I can dance)

• Modal verbs can or could should always be followed by another verb, because by it self “can” does not inform about the action, but shows our attitude towards it (I can something): can dance (I can dance)
• Campare:
• I speak two foreign languages.
• I can speak two foreign languages.
• NOT : I can _________ two foreign languages.

• We use could when we want to say that someone knew how to do something in the past (now, most likely, they no longer know how).
• e.g.
• 1)He could speak French many years ago (now he can`t).
• 2)My granny could dance tango when she was a young girl (now she can`t do it).

To ask questions, we simply move the can or could to the first place in the sentence.

• To ask questions, we simply move the can or could to the first place in the sentence.
• e.g.
• 1)Can you drive a car?- Yes, I can./ No, I can`t.
• 2) Could your sister help me with my work?
• In negative sentences, we attach not to can / could to form cannot (can`t) or could not (couldn’t).
• e.g.
• 1)I can`t swim.
• 2) My dad сouldn`t repair his car.

1) Could you help me with my homework (please)? –Could you (could) help me with my homework?

• 1) Could you help me with my homework (please)? –Could you (could) help me with my homework?
• 2) Could you answer this question?- Could you answer my question?
• Note! Could describes the present tense here, not the past.

see

• see
• hear
• smell
• taste
• feel
• remember
• understand
• E.g. Last night they could see the storm coming.

Present (Present time ): am/is/are able to (is- after he,she,it)

• Present (Present time ): am/is/are able to (is- after he,she,it)
• Past (Past tense): was/were able to (was-, were-)
• Future (Future tense): will be able to (for all face)
• The verb can is not used in the future tense, we use will be able to instead.
• e.g. I am able to speak 2 foreign languages.
• They were able to write their test.
• John will be able to help me with my homework.

George travels a lot. He ________________________

• George travels a lot. He ________________________
• speak four languages.
• Tom ____________ _____ drive but he hasn`t got a car.
• Ask Ann to help you with your English homework. I think she __________________help you tomorrow.
• He hurt his leg yesterday, so he ____________________
• walk very well.
• My grandmother loved music. She _________________
• play the piano very well.

can/ is able to

• can/ is able to
• can/ is able to
• will be able to
• couldn`t/ wasn`t able to
• could/was able to

• Thank you for attention!