Speaking: Grammar in Speaking A2 - Lesson 5: Using "can/can't" for Ability
Lesson: Spoken Abilities (Can / Can't) Welcome to your spoken development layout! I am your trainer, Teacher Sopheak. Expressing your practical skills clearly is a key competency when explaining your talents or interacting in international environments. Core Structural Forms: Affirmative (+): Subject + can + Base Verb (e.g., I can swim.) Negative (-): Subject + can't / cannot + Base Verb (e.g., I can't fly.) Question (?): Can + Subject + Base Verb? (e.g., Can you drive?) Degrees of Competency: Modify your abilities using precise modifiers: 'very well' (100%), 'quite well' (75%), 'a little' (25%), or 'at all' (0%). Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive HTML audio components, integrated scenario evaluation modules, and digital study guides.