CAN/CAN'T

​ (a)   I ​ (b)   a coffee, please? No, you ​ (c)   have coffee ​ (d)  

• Can
• have
• can't
• during the class.

I ​ (a)   ​ (b)   to the gym today ​ (c)   I ​ (d)   ​ (e)   in the office.

• cannot
• go
• because
• need to
• work

​ (a)   languages ​ (b)   you ​ (c)   ?

• What
• can
• speak

​ (a)   ​ (b)   I ​ (c)   to have a nice day in Porto Alegre?

• Where
• can
• go

​ (a)   I​ (b)   you​ (c)   ?

• Can
• ask
• a question
• asked
• Cans

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   me with this task?

• Who
• can
• help
• when
• study
• cant
• understand
• how

Affirmative sentences

• CAN

• COMPLEMENT

• VERB (INFINITIVE)

• +

• Subject

Answer explanation

An affirmative sentence is a sentence that states a fact or expresses an opinion that is positive or affirmative in nature. It is a sentence that affirms or agrees with a statement or idea. Affirmative sentences typically begin with a verb and end with a period. Examples of affirmative sentences include: "I am happy," "I will go to the store," and "I like ice cream."

Negative sentences

• COMPLEMENT

• CAN'T

• VERB (INFINITIVE)

• Subject

• +

Interrogative sentences

• verb (infinitive)

• + COMPLEMENT

• can/can't/cannot

• subject

• (what/where/who/when/how...)