....Amigas

EXPOCION DE INGLES

PRESENTADO A: LILIA VARGAZ

HECHO POR: JAVIER JIMENEZ
ALEXANDER LEGUIZAMON

C.E.SAN LUIS GONZAGA
FEY ALEGRIAINGLES

BOGOTA D.C

AFFIRMATIVE:

We often use to be able to or to be allowed to instead of "can". We can only form the Past of "can" (could). To put "can" into other tenses we need the phrases tobe able to or to be allowed to.
Tense | Modal | Form |
Simple Present | I can play football. | I am able to play football.
I'm able to play football. |
| | I am allowed to play football. I'm allowed to play football. |
Simple Past | I could play football. | I was able to play football. |
| | I was allowed to play football. |
will-future | Do not use can in the will-future. |I will be able to play football.
I'll be able to play football. |
| | I will be allowed to play football. 
I'll be allowed to play football. |
NEGATIONS
Other possible tenses:
e.g. PresentPerfect: I have been able to play football.
Negations
Tense | Modal | Form |
Simple Present | I cannot play football.
I can't play football. | I am not able to play football.
I'm not ableto play football. |
| | I am not allowed to play football. 
I'm not allowed to play football. |
Simple Past | I could not play football.
I couldn't play football. | I was not able to play football.I wasn't able to play football. |
| | I was not allowed to play football.
I wasn't allowed to play football. |
will-future | Do not use cannot in the will-future. | I will not be ableto play football.
I won't be able to play football. |
| | I will not be allowed to play football. 
I won't be allowed to play football. |
QUESTIONS:

Tense | Modal | Form |
Simple Present |Can he play football? | Is he able to play football? |
| | Is he allowed to play football? |
Simple Past | Could he play football? | Was he able to play football? |
| | Was he allowed...