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    The document discusses can/could and reflexive pronouns. It provides examples of using can/could to make requests in different levels of politeness. It also defines reflexive pronouns like myself, yourself, himself, etc. and provides exercises for students to practice using these grammatical concepts in sentences.

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    Class #2: Can / Could; Reflexive Pronouns

    U.E. “Simón Bolívar Libertador”

    IDEDICA

    2nd year

    Name: Andy Herrera

    CAN / COULD

    Requests

    We use could you… as a polite way of telling or asking someone


    to do something:

    Could you take a message,


    please?

    Could I have my bill, please?

    Can is less polite:

    Can you take a message, please?

    Can she pass me the


    calculator, please?

    1. Write requests using Can / Could. (6 pts)

    1) Can you give me some money today .

    2) Could you lend me your phone .

    3) Can you go get me food .

    4) Could you tell me what time it is .

    5) Can you see me today is late .


    6) Could you call me when my parents come from the trip .

    2. Match the questions and answers. (4 pts)

    1) Could you tell me your name?

    2) Could you show me the way to the station?

    3) Can you give me a hand?

    4) Could you lend me your calculator?

    a. Yes, here you are.

    b. Sorry, I’m afraid I can’t.

    c. My name is Griselda.

    d. Go straight ahead, walk two blocks, turn left. The station is just in
    front of the square.

    Answers: 1 c. My name is Griselda

    2. d. Go straight ahead, walk two blocks, turn left. The station is just
    in front of the square.

    3. b. Sorry, I’m afraid I can’t

    4. a. Yes, here you are.


    REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

    Reflexive pronouns I cut myself when I was making dinner last


    Myself night.
    Yourself
    I hope you enjoy yourselves at the party
    Himself tonight!
    Herself
    Itself My phone isn't working properly. It
    turns itself off for no reason.
    Themselves
    Ourselves
    We need to believe in ourselves more.
    Yourselves

    1. Write the correct reflexive pronoun in the blank. (6 pts)

    1) I don’t live by Myself (I)

    2) Did you enjoy Yourself (you) at the circus?

    3) He burned Himself (he) cooking dinner.

    4) Mireya hurt Herself (she) when she fell over.

    5) My sister and I looked at Ourselves (we) in the mirror.

    6) Cats can get clean by licking Themselves (they).

    2. Write sentences using the reflexive pronouns. (4 pts)

    1) you do your homework yourself .

    2) feed your pets yourselves.

    3) We went shopping ourselves.

    4) I can take care of myself alone .

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