 Can expresses ability or capacity.

 Can is called a modal verb. It always keeps the same form in the present.

 Can is always followed by a verb in the infinitive without to

 

Negative form = can + not

(can´t)

2. True (T) or false (F)? If they are false correct them .

A) Mark hasn´t got a broken leg.

B) He can read and write.

C) He can run.

D) He mustn't stay at home.

4. Say what you must or mustn´t do in your school.

 

A) Eat in the classroom.

B) Respect teachers.

C) Leave the classroom without asking for permission.

D) Use your mobile phone.

E) Listen to music.

 

6. Write questions and answers using the information in brackets:

 

A) _____________________________? ( sing)

__________________________________. (yes)

B) _____________________________? ( play football)

__________________________________. (No)

C) _____________________________? ( speak German)

__________________________________. (no)

D) _____________________________? ( drive a car)

__________________________________. (no)

E) _____________________________? ( dance)

__________________________________. (yes)

Read the text:

 

Mark has got a broken leg. He must stay at home. He can read and write and he can play cards. But, unfortunately he can´t run. He can´t ride his bike and he can´t run.

 

 

 

 

 Must expresses necessity / obligation.

 Must is a modal verb. It always keeps the same form in the present.

 Must is always followed by a verb in the infinitive without to.

Negative form = must + not

(mustn't)

3. Complete with information from the text.

 

Mark can :

 

Mark can´t :

 

Mark must :

 

5. Say what you can or can´t do

 

A) Cook - I _________________

B) Speak Chinese - I __________

C) Drive a car- I _____________

D) Paint ___________________

E) Swim ___________________

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