Review - Course 11

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REVIEW COURSE 11

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Note!

We also use CAN and CAN'T to talk about permissions, possibilities or probabilities at work, school, home, etc.

• You can drink coffee in the classroom.
• We can have some snacks at work.
• They can listen to music in the office.
• My friends can work at home twice a week.
• Students can't use phones during exams.
• Teachers can't arrive tardy to the class.
• My children can't watch TV at night.
• Kenia can't go out to parties on weekdays.

voc: experiences

voc: shows & movies

weather phrases

modals permission

present perfect

voc: experiences

USED TO

used to

comparisons (not) as...as

voc: progress

modals prohibition

pps vs ppc

VOC: SHOWS & MOVIES

modals permission

voc: subjects

PRESENT PERFECT

VOC: EMPLOYMENT

modals prohibition

voc: music

voc: employment

We use CAN or CAN'T to describe physical abilities or skills that we have or not. It is possible to use 'well' or 'very/really well' to emphasize the ability that we are stating.

p. perfect continuous

USED TO

P. PERFECT CONTINUOUS

modals necessity

used to

PPS VS PPC

COMPARISONS (NOT) AS...AS

PPS vs ppc

P. PERFECT CONTINUOUS

modals necessity

VOC: PROGRESS

VOC:MUSIC