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3 years ago

Complete la frase agregando el verbo modal can/can´t según corresponda y luego reescríbalas en su forma interrogativa.

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yanalaym [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) I can't go with you.

Interrogative: Can't I go with you?

2) They can paint the house.

Interrogative: Can they paint the house?

3) I can help you.

Interrogative: Can I help you?

4) Can you come here?

Interrogative: Can you come here?

5) You can stop here.

Interrogative: Can you stop here?

6) Can you obtain a visitor's visa?

Interrogative: Can you obtain a visitor's visa?

7) I can't lift this weight.

Interrogative: Can I not lift this weight?

8) I can't come sooner.

Interrogative: Can't I come sooner?

9) She can't come this summer.

Interrogative: can't she come this summer?

10) He can finish the race.

Interrogative: Can he finish the race?

11) I can't answer the question.

Interrogative: Can't I help you?

12) we can score a goal.

Interrogative: Can we score a goal?

13) We can help you.

Interrogative: Can we help you?

14) Can you sing?

Interrogative: Can you sing?

15) They can't enter the party.

Interrogative: Can they not enter the party?

16) Can you enter?

Interrogative: Can you enter?

17) I can't drink tea.

Interrogative: Can't I drink tea?

18) We can't drink beer.

Interrogative: Can't we drink beer?

19) I can't drive for two months.

Interrogative: Can't I drive for two months?

20) The clown can act.

Interrogative: Can the clown act?

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