Point 1: Usage of Modals Can, May, Must in Declarative Sentences: 1. Usage of can: (1) Indicates ability, permission, and possibility. When indicating ability, it is generally translated as “can” or “be able to,” meaning possessing a skill, especially an innate ability. For example: She can swim fast, but I can’t. (她能游得很快，但我不能。) I can see … Read more
In English learning, we often encounter the word can. But is can only used to mean “to be able to”? Today, we will summarize all the uses of the word can. 1. As a Modal Verb 1. To express ability or possibility: can, be able to I can swim very fast. 2. To express knowledge … Read more
Usage of Can and Could 1. Indicating Ability (1) To express current ability, use can: My sister can drive. My sister can drive. Everyone here can speak English. Everyone here can speak English. (2) To express future ability, usually use the future tense of be able to instead of can or could: I’ll be able … Read more
In today’s “Learn Sentences and Vocabulary”, we will learn a simple sentence structure: Can …? Can means “can/able to”. In a declarative sentence, it indicates “who can …”, while in an interrogative sentence, it is used to ask “who can …?” Sentence Pattern: Can …？ can/able to …? Example Sentences: 1. He can fly a … Read more
Indicates ability or possibility, meaning “can” or “be able to”. I can run fast. I can run fast. Can you call back tomorrow? Can you call back tomorrow? 2. Indicates knowledge of how to do something, meaning “know how to”. She can speak Spanish. She can speak Spanish. Can he cook? Can he cook? 3. … 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
speak /spiːk/ vi.to speak say /seɪ/ vi.to say talk /tɔːk/ vi.to talk tell /tel/ vt.to tell These four words all have the meaning of saying; do you know how to use them? Let’s take a look with the teacher! 1. speak means “to talk” and is an intransitive verb emphasizing the action of beginning to … 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
JIU CI JUN Click to Watch Video As long as you recognize it, after watching the video, you can remember these four words with new knowledge, mastering the rules will make your efforts more effective. JIU CI JUN helps you remember all English words! Arm means “arm, limb”. Although this word consists of only three … Read more
