Inglês, perguntado por anajuliafontes1812, 5 meses atrás

ASSINALE A ALTERNATIVA CORRETA:
1-I __understand Spanish but I
speak it
a)can-can b)can-can't c)can't-can d)can't-can't

2- We live without water but we live without soft drinks.
a)can-can b)can-can't c)can't-can d)can't-can't

3- You be older than your father but you _ be taller than him
a)can-can b)can-can't c)can't-can d)can't-can't

4- Children _ go to playgrounds but they _ go to night clubs.
a)can-can b)can-can't c)can't-can d)can't-can't

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por samelapauluciodesouz

Resposta:

O "Can" e "Can't" indicam a permissão / habilidade / possibilidade:

B: Yes, he can. No, my friend can't drive, but he can ride a bicycle. We can go to the beach today because it’s raining.

A: Can they come with us to the store?

B: No, they can't. Denise can play the piano. She knows how to play it. I already finished my work, so I can go home now. Excuse-me, where can I buy a bus ticket? Can you help me with my homework? Penguins can't fly, but they can swim very well. I’m sorry, but I can't believe that he said! He’s not telling the truth! Henry can meet us tomorrow at three o’clock. We will meet him in the library. My little brother can tell the time. Now he knows what time to watch TV!

A: Can you see that bird?

B: No, I can't. Where is it? Do you think you can find your way home? I can’t go to work today because I’m sick.

"Can" é um verbo modal.

"Can" é usado para expressar habilidade ou para dizer que algo é possível.

"Can" é o mesmo para todas as pessoas. Não adicionamos um 'S' na terceira pessoa (como nos outros verbos)

O verbo que vem depois de Can está no infinitivo sem o "to

Para formar o negativo, adicionamos "not" depois de lata para formar uma palavra: Cannot

Também podemos contrair o negativo para formar não podemos. (cannot = can't

Respondido por mariaclaralopes15041

Resposta:

você pode fazer:

1) I can't understand Spanish but I can speak it ou I can understand Spanish but I can't speak it