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Patty can’tcan’t sing but she cancan play the piano.
CanCan II use your phone?
Can yCan youou close the door, please?
You can’tcan’t smoke here.
USES
1. Request 3. Prohibition
2. Permission 4. Ability
11
44
22
33
Its name is Smoky. It can catch
mice and it can climb trees. It can't
swim. It hates water.
It’s called Bonanza. It's tree years
old. I can ride Bonanza. It can run
very fast and It can jump two
metres. It can't fly.
ABILITIESABILITIESABILITIESABILITIES
……….…..have
some cake?
…………..…pass me
the salt, please?
……….……help me
with my bag?
…………..…go to the
park when I finish
my homework?
REQUESTS ANDREQUESTS AND
PERMISSIONSPERMISSIONS
REQUESTS ANDREQUESTS AND
PERMISSIONSPERMISSIONS
Can I
Can I
Can you
Can you
PROHIBITIONPROHIBITIONPROHIBITIONPROHIBITION
You can’tcan’t turn right. You can’tcan’t park here.
You can’tcan’t ride a bike. You can’tcan’t enter.

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  • 1. Patty can’tcan’t sing but she cancan play the piano. CanCan II use your phone? Can yCan youou close the door, please? You can’tcan’t smoke here. USES 1. Request 3. Prohibition 2. Permission 4. Ability 11 44 22 33
  • 2. Its name is Smoky. It can catch mice and it can climb trees. It can't swim. It hates water. It’s called Bonanza. It's tree years old. I can ride Bonanza. It can run very fast and It can jump two metres. It can't fly. ABILITIESABILITIESABILITIESABILITIES
  • 3. ……….…..have some cake? …………..…pass me the salt, please? ……….……help me with my bag? …………..…go to the park when I finish my homework? REQUESTS ANDREQUESTS AND PERMISSIONSPERMISSIONS REQUESTS ANDREQUESTS AND PERMISSIONSPERMISSIONS Can I Can I Can you Can you
  • 4. PROHIBITIONPROHIBITIONPROHIBITIONPROHIBITION You can’tcan’t turn right. You can’tcan’t park here. You can’tcan’t ride a bike. You can’tcan’t enter.