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English lesson to learn the verb Can and to talk about family and talents

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Election day is November 4th!

Obama was elected president on November 4th, 2008 and again November 4th 2012. He was the first African-American president. He inspired many people. When is election day in the USA?

A Super Family

  • Mom
  • Dad
  • Sister
  • Brother
  • Baby
  • Grandparents
  • Pets

Step MomStep DadStep Sister ou Half SisterStep Brother or Half Brother

A half brother/sister shares 1 biological parent with you. A step brother/sister doesn't share a biological parent with you.

Jack can teleport, read minds, turn into fire, and much more!

Bob has super strength! He can pick up cars or houses.

Violet can make forcefields. She has invisibility. So, she can disappear.

Helen has elasticity. She can stretch her arms and legs really far!

Dash has superhuman speed. He can run super fast!

Obama

2008 speech

Obama talks about the "American creed" : "Yes we can". He says that whenever Americans face difficulty, they do not give up. They keep going. They believe that they can succeed.

Obama parle de la "divise américaine": "Oui, on peut." Il dit que n'importe quand les américains doivent faire face à la difficulté, ils n'abandonnent jamais. Ils persevèrent. Ils croient qu'ils peuvent vraiment réussir.

Subject + can + verb rootI can speak English.He can play the guitar.They can ride bikes.

CAN

Can + not = cannot OR can'tSubject + can't + verb rootWe can't shoot webs.She can't turn invisible.You can't pick up cars.

CAN'T

Can + Subject + verb rootCan you play american football?Can they speak French?Can humans make forcefields?

Can ?

Quand on forme une question pour demander si quelqu'un est capable à faire quelque chose, nous utilisons le verbe "Can". Je le mets en premier de ma phrase. Ex: He can dance. → Can he dance? 2: I can drive a car. → Can you drive a car?

I can = Je peux I cannot = Je ne peux pas (on l'utilise à l'écrit ou pour y mettre l'accent) I CAN'T = Je n' peux pas (c'est le plus COURANT)

Can est la conjugaison du verbe irregulier "to be able to" qui corréspond à "pouvoir" C'est irregulier parce que ça n'a rien avoir... et parce qu'il ne change pas selon le sujet. AU PRESENT, PHRASE AFFIRMATIVE, IL SERA TOUJOURS "CAN". I can, he can, she can, we can, you can, they can