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Exercise For Homework

The document outlines the differences between offers and requests, providing examples of how to use 'can' and 'could' in sentences. It includes exercises for filling in blanks with 'can' or 'could' and prompts for writing questions using these modal verbs. Additionally, it emphasizes the use of 'should' for giving advice and making suggestions.

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Exercise For Homework

The document outlines the differences between offers and requests, providing examples of how to use 'can' and 'could' in sentences. It includes exercises for filling in blanks with 'can' or 'could' and prompts for writing questions using these modal verbs. Additionally, it emphasizes the use of 'should' for giving advice and making suggestions.

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Grammar: OFFERS AND REQUESTS

OFFER REQUEST

To ask someone if they would The act of asking for something.


like something.

Can I help you? Can you help me?


Could you help me?
Could: more polite

Strategy Plus Should


I should do (Debería hacer)

- Dar consejos, hacer sugerencias,


expresar obligación leve o
probabilidad.

- Structure:
Sujeto + should + verbo base + complemento
You should drink more water.
Name: Date:

CAN YOU
GUESS CAN OR COULD?
Fill the gaps in blank using can or could

1. When I was a child, I ______ run very fast.

2. ______ you help me with my homework, please?

3. Sorry, I ______ not go to the party tomorrow.

4. He ______ swim like a fish!

5. ______ you play the guitar when you were younger?

6. In the past, people ______ not communicate instantly like today.

7. We ______ see the mountains from our hotel room.

8. ______ you open the window? It’s too hot in here.

WRITE
QUESTIONS WITH CAN OR COULD
Write these questions using can or could
Example:
She plays the piano. → Can she play the piano?
1. They speak French.
2. You help me with my project.
3. She run a marathon.
4. He cook Italian food.
5. You swim when you were five?

Let's live like flowers, free and beautiful and drenched in


the sun

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