1）Generally speaking: may means being allowed to do something, while can means having the ability to do something. He can swim the channel. He can swim across the strait. Children may swim in the pool only when there is a lifeguard present. Children can only swim in the pool when a lifeguard is present. However, … Read more
The modal verb can is frequently used in English, and its main usages and points of focus include: 1. Expressing Ability In this case, can means “to be able to”. In negative sentences, simply add not after can, and in interrogative sentences, move can to the beginning of the sentence. For example: Affirmative: She can … Read more
｜Learning｜Life｜Education｜Growth｜ Anonymous Hard work and knowledge are the most beautiful lovers. This is a learning platform We believe you will grow with us The key grammar of Unit 1 in the People’s Education Edition of Grade 7 English is the use of modal verbs. Common modal verbs include can/could/be able to, may/might, must/have to, need, … Read more
“High School English Teaching Video: can” is exclusively produced by China Good Classroom. Good Classroom breaks through the traditional rigid teaching model, using the humorous Young class format to help students learn more knowledge in a relaxed and humorous teaching environment. Today, let’s summarize the usage of can. We all know that can is a … Read more
1. Indicating Ability (1) To indicate present ability, use can: My sister can drive. Everyone here can speak English. (2) To indicate future ability, usually do not use can or could, but use the future tense of be able to: I’ll be able to speak French in another few months. One day people will be … Read more
First Year English Second Semester [Modal Verbs] Common Mistakes with Can and Could [Key Common Mistakes] 1. Indicating Ability He could swim when he was five. He could swim when he was five. —Can you drive a car? Can you drive a car? —Yes, I can. Yes, I can./No, I can’t. No, I can’t. 2. … Read more
Grade 8 English Summary of Modal Verbs Can, May, Must Point 1: Usage of modal verbs such as can, may, must in declarative sentences: 1. Usage of can: (1) Indicates ability, permission, or possibility. When indicating ability, it is generally translated as “can” or “be able to”, meaning having a certain capability, especially an inherent … Read more
Arm [C] n. arm; [C] n. (sleeve of clothing); armrest; weapon, munitions v. to provide (equip) with weapons Your arms are the parts of your body between your hands and your shoulders. Your arms are the parts of your body between your hands and your shoulders. 1) Your arms are parts of your body. 2) … Read more
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Written by Wei Song & Wei Qing Typesetting by Dastin Computers play an irreplaceable role in various fields, including scientific research and finance, and programming ability is an important criterion for many laboratories when selecting students. Even if you may never use C language again, this 4-credit course is still very important as an introductory … Read more