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Day 12 (L3) practice:)

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Practice grammar rules of modals (possibility and ability).

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Day 12 (L3) practice:)
 

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Practice grammar rules of modals (possibility and ability).

by Miss Mafer Cardona
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CAN is used to talk about a present ability.

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We use CAN in present and past statements.

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COULD is the past and past participle of CAN. We also use it to talk about ability.

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We use COULD to talk about past and future abilities.

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BE ABLE TO can be used in all the tenses.

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We can use BE ABLE TO when referring to past abilities.

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CAN is used to ask for and give permission in informal situations

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In perfect tenses, we use CAN instead of BE ABLE TO.

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