Can & Can't Quick Quiz

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Short true/false questions about can and can't.

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EMILIO ANTONIO ANGELES TREJO

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Can & Can't Quick QuizOnline version Short true/false questions about can and can't. by EMILIO ANTONIO ANGELES TREJO 1 Sí No 2 can jump Sí No 3 Short answers: Yes, you can; No, you can't. Sí No 4 Cannot and can't have different meanings. Sí No 5 Can is used to express ability. Sí No 6 Can't is the contraction of cannot. Sí No 7 After can, the verb is in -ing form. Sí No 8 Can't means the opposite of can in all contexts. Sí No 9 You must always use 'can' for permission. Sí No 10 For future possibility, we often use 'will be able to' instead of can. Sí No 11 We use can to ask for permission in informal contexts. Sí No 12 Can is used to describe past events. Sí No 13 Can't is the contraction of cannot and expresses inability. Sí No 14 The word can only relates to physical ability, not possibility. Sí No 15 You can always express future certainty with can. Sí No 16 Can is never contracted; it's always can not. Sí No 17 Couldn't is never used to talk about past ability. Sí No 18 Can't is never used in questions. Sí No 19 Could is the past tense of can and can also be a polite way to make requests. Sí No 20 Can't can be used to describe a prohibition, as in 'You can't park here.' Sí No 21 Can is used to ask for permission in informal contexts: Can I borrow this? Sí No 22 You use can to express general ability (e.g., I can swim). Sí No

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Can & Can't Quick Quiz

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Can & Can't Quick QuizOnline version

by EMILIO ANTONIO ANGELES TREJO

can jump

Short answers: Yes, you can; No, you can't.

Cannot and can't have different meanings.

Can is used to express ability.

Can't is the contraction of cannot.

After can, the verb is in -ing form.

Can't means the opposite of can in all contexts.

You must always use 'can' for permission.

For future possibility, we often use 'will be able to' instead of can.

We use can to ask for permission in informal contexts.

Can is used to describe past events.

Can't is the contraction of cannot and expresses inability.

The word can only relates to physical ability, not possibility.

You can always express future certainty with can.

Can is never contracted; it's always can not.

Couldn't is never used to talk about past ability.

Can't is never used in questions.

Could is the past tense of can and can also be a polite way to make requests.

Can't can be used to describe a prohibition, as in 'You can't park here.'

Can is used to ask for permission in informal contexts: Can I borrow this?

You use can to express general ability (e.g., I can swim).