Imperactives
Imperative sentences
uses canintroduce the word
pleaseat the beginning or
end ofthe sentence to give
akinder tone to the
command. For
example:Follow me,please./
Follow me,please.
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Verb + Pronoun ACCESS –
(You) PUT - (You) ACCESS - (We)
ACCESS
(You) "Fill out this form with your
data"
"Put here the name of the
University" "Access through the
back door, please
"It is used as command voices,
whose objective is to make the
receiver of the message perform
the actions. To give orders,
suggestions, advice, warnings or
permission.
Modal can-can't
Can is a modal verb used to
express an ability or abilityto do
something. Can means "power" or
"know",
depending on the context. For
example: I can play thepiano. Can't
is the negative of can, and is used
to expressthe inability to do
something. For example: I can't
speakChinese.
• Theresa can swim very fast.
Theresa puede nadar muy rápido.
• Ican play guitar.
Sé tocar la guitarra.. You can cook very well.
Sabes cocinar muy bien.
• The baby can walk.
El bebé sabe caminar.
• We can travel by bus.
Podemos viajar en autobús.
• He can climb up that tree.
Él puede trepar el árbol.
• They can fix cars.
Ellos saben reparar autos.
• It can rain tomorrow.
Puede llover mañana.
• I can help you
 Can't is the negative
ofcan,and is used to
express the inability to
dosomething. For example:
1can't speak ChinesCannotis
the most formal andemphatic
version of can't.For
- example:We cannotmake
serious forecastsunder the
current
situation..
I can play chess really
? wellI can draw
I can't ride a bike
I can't drive an automaticcar
Can you lend me
.This mode does not have
conjugations in differentverb
tenses because it is formulated
in the time ofenunciation (while
the command is being
given).Inaddition, imperative
verbs are only used in the
second person since it is
can I can You can You can She can can
I can You can Youcan She can She can
He can He can It can That We canWe
can We can can He can He can It can
That We canWe can We can