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Can / Can't: Ability, Possibility, Permission - A1 Grammar
Exercises:
Choose can or can't to complete each sentence. (e.g., She ___ speak three languages. She's brilliant! → can)
Example
EXAMPLE: A: Can you drive? B: No, I can't. I never learned.
1.
My little sister is only three years old. She read yet.
2.
You park here for free on Sundays.
3.
I use your charger? My phone is almost dead.
4.
He's an amazing musician. He play five different instruments.
5.
I'm sorry, you bring food into the library.
6.
A: your dog do any tricks? B: Yes, he . He can sit, shake hands, and roll over!
7.
We get a signal here. Let's move outside.
8.
She speak Arabic and French. She grew up in Morocco.
9.
You choose any seat you like. The cinema is almost empty.
10.
I come to the party on Saturday. I have plans already.
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Practice Questions & Answers
All A1 questions for “Can / Can't: Ability, Possibility, Permission - A1 Grammar”, each with the correct answer and a short explanation. Try the interactive exercises above, then check your answers here.
Exercise 1: Can or Can't?
1. A: _____ you drive? B: No, I _____. I never learned.
- A. Can
- B. Cans
- C. Do can
- D. can't
- E. don't can
- F. cannot to
Answer: Can, can't
Questions with can: Can + subject + base verb? Short negative answer: No, I can't.
2. My little sister is only three years old. She _____ read yet.
- A. can't ✓
- B. doesn't can
- C. can not to
Answer: can't
can't + base verb (no 'to', no 'not to'): can't read.
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