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Grammar - ESL
Follow the instructions.
Analize the sentences and complete
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Grammar - Language Arts
Grammar Exercises
Some exercises and gapped texts to practice modals can, could, may, might, be able to
past perfect modal verbs [ can - can't - could - must ]
Some translation from Polish into English
MUST, HAVE TO, SHOULD, CAN, COULD
ENGLISH
MODALS OF CERTAINTY AND SPECULATION. MUST CAN'T MAY MIGHT COULD. PRESENT AND PAST.
Listen carefully to the words: can, can't, could, or couldn't. Type all the modal verbs and additional words that you catch.
Fill the gaps using Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Will, Be Going To, Can, Could, Should and Must.
Can, could, be able to
can could use
Writing - ESL
Activities you can do in the present.
Grammar exercises to practice the modal verbs “Can” and “Could” in affirmative and negative form.
Fill in the blanks with the modal verbs (should, can, could, may, might must)
Can-could practice
English language
using could and can for make a polite request
Choose the correct answer.
Vocabulary - Language Arts
Working in pairs, read dialogue texts and underline the words can, could, will, and would, then group the texts based on their situational context.
fill in with can can't could couldn't
Writing - Language Arts
Ability in English: Can, Could & Be Able To
1- Transform the sentences, using so that
2- Choose the right option (can / could / will / would / wouldn’t)