Can / have to Simple Present and Present Continuous

What does 'can' express?

• Color

• Shape

• Ability or possibility

• Size

How is 'have to' used to express obligation?

• By using 'have to' followed by an adjective, such as 'I have to happy.'

• By using 'have to' followed by a noun, such as 'I have to school.'

• By using 'have to' followed by a verb, such as 'I have to study for the exam.'

• By using 'have to' followed by a preposition, such as 'I have to the park.'

What is the difference between 'can' and 'have to'?

• Hot vs. Cold

• Ability or permission vs. necessity or obligation

• Color vs. Shape

• Past vs. Future

Decide between can or have to:

I ___ speak Spanish fluently

• can

• have to

When do we use 'can' in a sentence?

• To express ability, permission, possibility, or to make a request.

• To indicate time

• To express emotions

• To describe colors

In which situation would you use 'have to'?

• When you want to

• When you feel like it

• When there is a requirement or obligation

• When it's raining outside

Decide between can or have to:

____ you swim?

• have to

• Can

Give an example of a sentence using 'have to' for obligation.

• They have to swim

• She has to drink tea for breakfast

• I have to eat ice cream for dinner.

• I have to finish my homework before going out.

Decide between can or have to:

My brother and I _____ wash the dishes after dinner.

• Can

• have to

Decide between can or have to:

We ____ submit this homework by 5pm.

• can

• have to