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    The document is an exercise from e-grammar.org that teaches the use of modal verbs "can" and "can't". It provides 8 sentences using "don't" or a negative form and asks the user to rewrite them using either "can" or "can't" to make similar positive or negative statements. The sentences cover a range of scenarios about parking a car, staying somewhere, an item's expense, playing basketball, taking transportation, hearing sounds, eating food, shopping, and illness. The document is designed to practice forming sentences with modal verbs.

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    Can-Can T Exercises Part 2

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    The document is an exercise from e-grammar.org that teaches the use of modal verbs "can" and "can't". It provides 8 sentences using "don't" or a negative form and asks the user to rewrite them using either "can" or "can't" to make similar positive or negative statements. The sentences cover a range of scenarios about parking a car, staying somewhere, an item's expense, playing basketball, taking transportation, hearing sounds, eating food, shopping, and illness. The document is designed to practice forming sentences with modal verbs.

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    Can - can't: exercise 2

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    Exercise 2

    Use modal verbs can or can't to make similar sentences.

    Don't park your car here. It is illegal.

    You CAN’T park your car here.

    Why don't you stay with us? No problem!

    You CAN stay with us.

    I don't think this car is expensive. It's ten years old.

    This car CAN’T be expensive.

    I am not good at basketball.

    I CAN’T play basketball.

    Let's take a taxi.

    We CAN take a taxi.

    Listen. There's someone speaking in the hall.

    I CAN hear some voices in the hall.

    The doctor said: "No sweeets."

    WE CAN’T eat sweets.

    Do the shopping on Sunday. The shop is open.

    You CAN buy it on Sunday.

    Please, help me. The luggage is too heavy.

    I CAN’T carry all this luggage on my own.

    You are not ill. Why don't you go to work?

    You CAN go to work. You are not ill.

    ESL worksheets on e-grammar.org

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