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CAN / CAN'T

Today we are going to learn how to use can and can't and then you will do some exercises. 

Meaning: Badakit/ahal dut. We use can and can't to express habilities. 

These modal verbs remain the same with every person:

Affirmative: 

•  I can run very fast.
•  She can jump very high.

Negative:

• We can't swim very well.
• You can't juggle three balls. 

Questions: (Remember that in the questions we change word order.)

• Can you dance?   Yes, I can / No, I can't.
• Can 
  he skate?     Yes, he can/ No, he can't.

Now, try and do the following exercises. 

If you have any questions, you can post then on the comments section.


Enjoy!

DIALOGUE

Today we will read the dialogue in page 24. Then we will analyze and understand the expressions they use in the dialogue and finally you will create a new dialogue.

You will sit in pairs and you will create two small dialogues using the expressions in page 24. For that you will have two days:

30th of October: Create dialogues

3rd of November: Finnish and present the dialogues.

The grade of this exercise will count for the Speaking part of the exam.

THERE IS/THERE ARE + SOME/ANY

THERE IS / THERE ARE

We use there is & there are to talk about the existance of something for the first time. We could translate these expresion to Basque as dago and daude and to Spanish as hay. 

We use there is when we talk about singular objects and there are when we talk about plural objects.

We can contract these fors as:

                there is > there's
                there are > there're

We use A /AN with THERE IS:

            There is a dog / there is an apple.
            There isn't a dog. /there isn't an apple.


We use SOME /ANY with THERE ARE:

           There are two dogs/ there are two apples.
           There are some dogs/there are some apples.
           There aren't any dogs/there aren't any apples.

We reverse the word oder in the interrogative sentences:

          Is there a/an .....?
          Are there any.......?



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