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Can You Swim?

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Anglais (US) A1 12 questions Grammaire
Anglais (US) A1 12 questions Grammaire

Practice 'can' and 'can't' to talk about skills, ask for help, and say what is OK.

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  1. 1. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    What does Mia mean?

    Mia: I can swim.

    • She knows how to swim.
    • She wants to learn to swim.
    • She does not know how to swim.
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    • She knows how to swim.

    'Can' stays the same: 'I can,' 'she can,' 'we can.'

  2. 2. Complétez le blanc.

    Can you ride a bike?
    No, I ___.

    • can
    • can't
    • am

    The answer starts with 'No.'

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    Can you ride a bike?
    No, I can't.

    A short answer does not need 'ride a bike' again.

  3. 3. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    What is the short form of this sentence?

    I cannot drive.

    • I can drive.
    • I don't drive.
    • I can't drive.
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    • I can't drive.

    The full form, 'cannot,' is one word.

  4. 4. Complétez le blanc.

    She can ___ very well.

    • dance
    • dances
    • dancing

    The verb does not change after 'can.'

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    She can dance very well.

    After 'can,' use 'dance,' not 'dances' or 'dancing.'

  5. 5. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.

    Ben asks about your music skills.

    • Can
    • you
    • the piano?
    • play
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    Can you play the piano?

    In a question, 'can' comes before 'you.'

  6. 6. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    What is Sam asking?

    Sam: Can I sit here?

    • Is someone sitting here?
    • Is it OK to sit here?
    • Do you want to sit here?
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    • Is it OK to sit here?

    'Can I...?' is a simple way to ask if something is OK.

  7. 7. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    What does this sign tell you?

    You can't take photos here.

    • Your camera is broken.
    • You do not know how to take photos.
    • Photos are not OK here.
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    • Photos are not OK here.

    Here, 'can't' tells you a rule, not what you know how to do.

  8. 8. Complétez le blanc.

    Max: Can I use your bike?
    Ella: Yes, you ___.

    • can
    • can't
    • do
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    Max: Can I use your bike?
    Ella: Yes, you can.

    You can say 'You can...' to let someone use your things.

  9. 9. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    What does Lily want?

    Lily: Can you open the window, please?

    • She wants to know if the window is open.
    • She wants you to open the window.
    • She wants to know if she can open the window.
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    • She wants you to open the window.

    With 'please,' this question is a friendly way to ask for help.

  10. 10. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.

    We know two languages.

    • Spanish.
    • speak
    • can
    • English
    • and
    • We
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    We can speak English and Spanish.

    One 'can' is enough for both languages.

  11. 11. Remettez les mots dans l’ordre.

    Running is easy for me. I do not know how to swim.

    • run,
    • I can't
    • I can
    • but
    • swim.
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    I can run, but I can't swim.

    Use 'but' to link a 'can' idea and a different 'can't' idea.

  12. 12. Choisissez la bonne réponse.

    When can Leo watch TV?

    Dad: You can watch TV after dinner.
    Leo: Can I watch TV now?
    Dad: No. Dinner is not ready.

    • Now.
    • Before dinner.
    • After dinner.
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    • After dinner.

    'After' means dinner comes first, then TV.

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