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Tetiana Salivonyk
Created on March 14, 2024
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Create a dialogue discussing the potential impact of AI on art.
- Use vocabulary related to this topic and our target grammar (can/could)
Past. gOOD past
Create 3-5 sentences describing past of historical figures or famous personalities using "could" or couldn`t (about posibillities)
Your person is Taras Shevchenko
- For example, "Albert Einstein could formulate complex theories at a young age."
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Create 3 sentences about AI and education
- you should use can/could
Lucky you!!
How you can say `Та невже?` - in English?create an example about AL
Let` do it
Complete the sentences using "can" or "could":
- a) "I ____ speak Japanese when I was younger, but I've forgotten most of it now."
- b) "She's a fast learner; she ____ pick up new skills quickly."
- c) "____ you help me with this project tomorrow?"
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Ask 5 questions using the modal verb `Can/could`Your sentences should be connected with AI?
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Create a dialogue discussing the potential impact of AI on sport
- Use vocabulary related to the topic and our target grammar (can/could)
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Translate it please:
- Та не може бути, щоб штучний інтелект створював кращі картини, ніж люди.
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find 3 mistakes
- a) "I can swim when I was 10"
- b) "She is from England, so she can`t speak English fluently."
- c) "He can solve complex math problems, he always asks his dad to help him."
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Play a game of "Guess Who?"
go to Telegram and your teacher will send you a photo or text))
- you should describe a person's abilities using "can" or "could" without revealing their identity. The other students have to guess who they are describing.