Выполнить и перевести Write questions with Can ... ? and the information in brackets. Then write answers using the table in exercise 2. 1 (Ted / football) Can Ted play football? Yes, he can. 2 (Marie / violin) 3 (Sophie and Mason / bike) 4 (Marie and Mason / Chinese) 5 (Mason / football) 4 Put the words in the correct order to ask for permission. Then add them to the correct mini-dialogues (1-6). a question / ask /1/ can / a Can lask a question? b borrow/ pencil / can /a /1 c book / share / 1/ your / can d copy / answer /1/can /your e use / dictionary / can / your /1 f borrow / can /1 / £1 1 A Can l ask a question? B Yes, of course. What is it? 2 A Write your name here, please. в ОК. 3 A Have you got money for the bus? B No, I haven't. 4 A I don't understand question 3. B No, you can't! 5 A Turn to page 56. B Oh no! My book is at home. 6 A How do you spell 'clarinet? B I'm not sure. Write true sentences about your abilities using can / can't and the verbs in brackets. 1 (swim) | can swim. /Icant swim. 2 (sing) 3 (dance) 4 (ski) 5 (ride a horse) 6 (speak French) 6 Now write five sentences about what your friends and family can or can't do. 1 My friend Adam can speak Russian. 2 …. 3 …. 4 … 5 … 6 …

Part 1: Write Questions and Answers

1. (Ted / football)

   • Question: Can Ted play football?
   • Answer: Yes, he can.

2. (Marie / violin)

   • Question: Can Marie play the violin?
   • Answer: Yes, she can.

3. (Sophie and Mason / bike)

   • Question: Can Sophie and Mason ride a bike?
   • Answer: Yes, they can.

4. (Marie and Mason / Chinese)

   • Question: Can Marie and Mason speak Chinese?
   • Answer: No, they can't.

5. (Mason / football)

   • Question: Can Mason play football?
   • Answer: Yes, he can.

Part 2: Arrange Questions for Permission

Then add them to the correct mini-dialogues (1-6).

a. Can I ask a question?
b. Can I borrow a pencil?
c. Can I share your book?
d. Can I copy your answer?
e. Can I use your dictionary?
f. Can I borrow £1?

1. A Can I ask a question?
   B Yes, of course. What is it?

2. A Can I borrow a pencil?
   B OK.

3. A Have you got money for the bus?
   B No, I haven't.

4. A I don’t understand question 3.
   B No, you can’t!

5. A Can I share your book?
   B Oh no! My book is at home.

6. A How do you spell 'clarinet?
   B I'm not sure.

Part 3: Write True Sentences About Your Abilities

1. (swim) I can swim.
2. (sing) I can't sing.
3. (dance) I can dance.
4. (ski) I can't ski.
5. (ride a horse) I can ride a horse.
6. (speak French) I can't speak French.

Part 4: Write Sentences About Friends and Family

1. My friend Adam can speak Russian.
2. My sister can swim.
3. My brother can't ride a bike.
4. My mother can cook Italian food.
5. My father can play the guitar.
6. My cousin can't dance.