Collaborative Listening and Speaking: Offering Opinions, Negotiating, and Persuading, Part 3

The video tutorial explains how to use modal verbs such as 'can', 'am', 'could', and 'will' in sentences. It provides examples for each verb, demonstrating their usage in different contexts. The tutorial aims to help learners understand how these verbs can express ability, intention, possibility, and future actions.

Which sentence correctly uses the word 'can'?

• I can not find my keys anywhere.

• I can not to the store yesterday.

• I can not be able to attend the meeting.

• I can go to the dance because I bought a ticket.

What is the correct use of 'am' in a sentence?

• I am not went to the store.

• I am going to get an A on my test tomorrow.

• I am not going to the party yesterday.

• I am not to the library.

Which sentence uses 'could' correctly?

• I could walk with you to the library today.

• I could not be able to attend the meeting.

• I could not find my blue hat this morning.

• I could not to the store yesterday.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'will'?

• I will not find my blue hat this morning.

• I will not be able to attend the meeting.

• I will help you with your homework tonight.

• I will not to the store yesterday.

Identify the correct use of 'will not' in a sentence.

• I will not find my blue hat this morning.

• I will not be able to attend the meeting.

• I will not wear shorts to school today.

• I will not to the store yesterday.