Can You Swim?

by Vocafy Patvirtinta

Anglų (JAV) A1 Klausimai (12) Gramatika

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

1. 1. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   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.

   Show solution

   • She knows how to swim.

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

2. 2. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

   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. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   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. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

   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. Sudėliokite žodžius teisinga tvarka.

   Ben asks about your music skills.

   • play
   • Can
   • you
   • the piano?

   Show solution

   Can you play the piano?

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

6. 6. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   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?

   Show solution

   • Is it OK to sit here?

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

7. 7. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   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.

   Show solution

   • Photos are not OK here.

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

8. 8. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

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

   • can
   • can't
   • do

   Show solution

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

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

9. 9. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   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. Sudėliokite žodžius teisinga tvarka.

    We know two languages.

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

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    We can speak English and Spanish.

    One 'can' is enough for both languages.

11. 11. Sudėliokite žodžius teisinga tvarka.

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

    • I can't
    • I can
    • but
    • run,
    • 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. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    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.