Unit7
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This document contains information about grammar structures including the verb "can" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It discusses forming adverbs from adjectives and provides examples. It also contains brief sections about talents and abilities, pronunciation, listening to a review, and showing interest.
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Unit7
- 5. Reading for the Main Idea Health Bad luck! Good qualities Work and money SB3-WB2
- 6. Can/Can’t Affirmative Negative Interrogative I You He She It We They I You He She It We They Can I? Can you? Can he? Can she? Can it? Can we? Can they? can can can can can can can The verb doesn’t change cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot The short form of cannot is can’t Yes + Aff =) No + Neg SF
- 7. Can/Can’t Affirmative Negative Interrogative I You He She It We They I You He She It We They Can I? Can you? Can he? Can she? Can it? Can we? Can they? can dance can cook can run can play can read can sing can jump cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot cannot
- 8. Watch out! Superman can flies Superman can to fly Superman can fly SB4-WB3
- 10. Talents and abilities She is good at Karate. She is really good at fighting. SB5-WB4
- 11. Pronunciation can can’t The vowel sound in can is weaker than in SB6
- 12. Listening to a review of a TV show
- 13. Can/can’t with adverbs of manner -Adverbs of manner describe an action, they modify the verb. -They usually go after the verb. She can run She can run fast He can sing He can sing beautifully I can dance I can dance well
- 14. Forming adverbs from adjectives We usually form the adverb by adding –ly to the adjective: Adjective slow quick beautiful quiet bad Adverb slowly quickly beutifully quietly badly For adjectives that end in –y, we change the –y to –i and add ly: Adjective funny noisy happy Adverb funnily noisily happily
- 15. Showing interest