can, could, to be able to - Exercise
Explanation: can, to be able to
Write the phrases in brackets in their correct forms into the gaps.
Example:
Yesterday I ___________ a film, today I can't.
(can/to watch)
Answer:
Yesterday I
could watch
a film, today I can't.
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1) Last week we
swimming, this week we can't.
(can/to go)
2) Maybe the Smiths
a new house next year.
(can/to build)
3) If you try hard, you
your examinations.
(can/to pass)
4) When I was five, I
.
(not/can/to swim)
5) Dennis
the trumpet after four months.
(can/to play)
6) Luke has passed his driving test, now he
a car.
(can/to drive)
7) I
to him on the phone for three weeks last month.
(not/can/to speak)
8) Alex
his homework when his desk is in such a mess.
(not/can/to do)
9) They were so busy, they
me a text message.
(not/can/to write)
10) Lisa
her dress. She can wear it again.
(can/to clean)
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