CAN & HAVE..........................................

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1. By
Osmar Cruz
CAN / CAN’T

2. CAN / CAN’T
STRUCTURE: Subject+ can/can’t+ verb
Can is a modal verb that
usually expresses ability.
Affirmative
I / You/ He / She/ It/
We/ You/ They
Can
cook
run
sing
Negative
I / You/ He / She/ It/
We/ You/ They
Can’t= cannot
fly
swim
speakFrench

3. Questions
Can
I / You/ He / She/ It/
We/ You/ They
cook?
swim?
speakFrench?
Short Answers
Yes,
No,
I / You/ He / She/ It/
We/ You/ They
can.
can’t.
Word orderin questionswithcan = can + subject+ verb
Affirmativeform—› Questionform
Shecan drive —› Can shedrive?
shecan —› can she?

4. USES
▪can = ability
I can speak
French.
▪can = request
Can I haveanother
coffee, please?

5. By
Osmar Cruz
HAVE / HAS

6. HAVE / HAS
STRUCTURE: Subject+ have/has + noun
Affirmative
I / You/ / We/ You/ They
He / She/ It
have
has
a motorbike
anapple
photos
Negative
I / You/ / We/ You/ They
He / She/ It
haven’t= havenot
hasn’t= has not
a guitar
anice cream
twocars
He hasa motorbike.
He hasn’ta car.
He hasa car.
He hasn’ta motorbike.

7. Tom hasn’t
a dog.
Tom hasa
bike.
Tom hasa
camera.
Lily hasa
dog.
Lily hasa
bike.
Lily hasa
camera.
Jack and Jill
havea dog.
Jack and Jill
haven’ta
bike.
Jack and Jill
havea
camera.
Tom
Lily
Jack and Jill
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