May's Lesson

Unit 8: Can and Can't / Vocabulary

Speaking warm up

  • Hi May! How is it going? How are you doing?
  • What are you doing right now? Are you busy?
  • Think about a friend or a family member. What do you think they're doing right now?

Your dog can’t come to work with you.

Birds can fly very well.

I can speak two languages. I mean, I speak Spanish and English.

I can buy some bread at the supermarket.

I can’t dance well." (I’m not good at dancing.)

A: Can you come to the party?
B: Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.

CAN and CAN'T

  • To talk about abilities and possibilities.
  • You can also use CAN'T to talk about rules.
  • Use can to talk about things that are possible.

  • Use can’t to talk about things that are not possible.

  • Dance
  • Draw
  • Fix
  • Paint
  • Play
  • Read music
  • Sing
  • Skateboard
  • Snowboard
  • Speak two languages
  • Surf
  • Swim
  • Ride

We have a meeting every week in my company. We talk about all the work that we have that week.

They are taking a break from work.

I really like my coworkers. It's important to like the people you work with.

A company is a big team. I mean, it’s a group of people, and you work with them every day.

What company do you work for?

Asking for opinions


What do you think?
Why do you think (that)…?
What/Where do you think...?

Giving opinions


(Yes,) I think so.
(No,) I don't think so.
I think (that)…
I don't think (that)…

  • What do you think about the food in Storia de amore?
  • Do you think Spain is a good destination to travel?
  • What do you think about social media?
  • Tell me about a place you visited on vacation. Where did you go and what did you do?

  • Do you like eating in restaurants or at home?

  • What’s your favorite snack or small meal? Describe it.

May's Lesson. Unit 8: Can and Can't / Vocabulary.

By Valentina Rodríguez Ramírez

May's Lesson. Unit 8: Can and Can't / Vocabulary.

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