CAN'T VS COULD

A: CAN SHE PLAY THE GUITAR?

B: ______________. She's very talented.

• Yes, She coulndn't.

• Yes, She can.

• No, She can't.

A: CAN ASTRID PAINT MY ROOM? MY WALLS ARE DIRTY.

B: ______________. She has experience painting rooms and houses.

A: Great! I'll call her.

• Yes, She could.

• Yes, She can.

• No, She can't.

A: Patricia is an expert with numbers.

B: Oh, really? __________ work with big numbers?

A: Sure.

• She can

• Can she

• she could

A: CAN YOUR DOG JUMP LIKE MY DOG/MINE?

B: ______________. My dog is a little lazy, it sleeps all day long.

• No, it can't.

• Yes, It can.

• No, It couldn't.

A: CRISTINE _____ COOK REALLY DELICIOUS NOW, BUT SHE _______ DO IT WHEN SHE WAS 15 YEARS OLD.

• COULDN'T/CAN

• CAN/CAN'T

• CAN'T/COULDN'T

A: CAN THEY PLAY BACKETBALL?

B: ______________. They belong to the soccer team.

• Yes, we can.

• No, they can't.

• Yes, they can.

A: Hey, this food is really delicious.

B: ______________. I'm happy to hear that.

• That's nice of you to say.

• I'm sorry

• Ok, I'll do it.

A: CAN YOU DANCE WITH ME?

B: ______________. I don't know how to dance.

• Yes, I could.

• Yes, I can't

• No, I can't.

A: COULD YOU RIDE A BIKE BEFORE?

B: ______________. I ride a bike since I was 8 years old.

• Yes, I could.

• Yes, I can.

• No, I can't

A: CAN VICTOR PLAY VIDEO GAMES?

B: ______________. He's not good at it.

• Yes, He couldn't

• Yes, He could.

• No, He can't