Today marks the 353rd day of your journey with BBC English Intensive Reading and Listening! (Scan the QR code to follow ) (WeChat Official Account: BBC English Intensive Reading and Listening) Sweet Bear shares with you: Understanding the Differences Between can be, could be, may be, and maybe 1. can (1) Indicates ability. For example: … Read more
1. Usage of ‘Can’ 1. Indicates ability → “can, able to” We can speak English. → We cannot (can’t) speak English. We can speak English. We cannot speak English. Can you dance the disco? → Yes, I can. / No, I can’t. Can you dance? Yes, I can. No, I can’t. (At this point, ‘be … Read more
Modal verbs have specific meanings, but like auxiliary verbs, they need to be combined with other words to form the predicate of a sentence. Additionally, modal verbs do not change according to person or number, and they must be followed by the base form of a verb. To help students better understand, Teacher Wang has … Read more