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This document provides formulas for asking questions and giving responses in Spanish. It begins by outlining the formula for questions using "Can/may" followed by a pronoun or subject and the complement of the sentence. It then gives the formula for responses, using "Yes" followed by "can/may" and the complement for affirmative responses and "No" followed by "may not/can't" and the complement for negative responses. It provides examples of questions and responses using these formulas. It also includes exercises filling in blanks with pronouns and verbs, forming questions using given words, conjugating forms of "to be", and inserting pronouns into sentences.
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- 1. Formula para Preguntas Can/may+ pronombre o sujeto+complemento de la oracion Formula para respuestas: Yes+ can/may+complemento No+may not/can’t+complemento Afirmativo negativo Can I close the door? Yes I can No, You can`t May I open the window? Yes you may No, you may not Can you repeat that? Yes, I can No, I can`t May you say that again? Yes, I may No I may not
- 2. Completar las lineas blancas con can , may o los pronombres a) ____ you say it again please? b) Can you repeat the test? Yes I _____ c) _____ you open the door? Sorry I Can’t d) Excuse me , ____ I go out? No, you may not e) Can I close the window, yes you_____ f) Dad, ____ I go to the party? Sorry you can`t g) May ____ sit down? Ys you may Realiar preguntas con las siguientes palabras: - Can/use your pencil - May/ask a question - Can/read your book 1 one- 2 two- 3 three 4 four- 5 five- 6 six- 7 seven- 8 eight – 9 nine- 10 ten
- 3. Verbo to be Singular Plural Interrogative Negative Contraction Am I? I am not I’m not Are you? You are not You aren’t Is He,She,It He,she,it is not He,she,it isn’t Interrogative Negative Contraction Are we? We are not We aren’t Are you? You are not You aren’t Are they They are not They aren’t
- 4. Insertar en la línea en blanco el pronombre personal: Sentences Sentences contractions questions They are French They’re French Are They french? _______ Japanese _______ Japanese _______ Japanese ______ Colombian ______ Colombian ______ Colombian ______ English ______ English ______ English
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