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This document outlines activities to practice using can and could in different tenses and language skills. It includes reading, grammar, speaking, listening, writing, and vocabulary exercises. The reading activity has students identify uses of can and could in a text and read it aloud. The grammar activity has students complete sentences using can and could. For speaking, students create an audio recording talking about their abilities in past and present tenses. The listening activity involves identifying can and could in an audio story. For writing, students write sentences using can or could positively or negatively based on pictures. Finally, the vocabulary activity has students create sentences using can and could based on pictures.
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Activities
- 2. READING ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE: To identify in a text the use of can and could according with their tense. INSTRUCTION: Read the following text and identify the use of can in order to read it one more time in past to a partner http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/e n/reading-practice/say-no-bullying
- 3. GRAMMAR ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE: To practice the use of can – could with some sentences INSTRUCTION: complete the following sentences filling all the gaps http://www.grammarbank.com/can-vs- could-exercise.html
- 4. SPEAKING ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE: To start producing an oral speech and recognize their mistakes regarding to the pronunciation in order to improve them INSTRUCTION: create a voky talking about your abilities in present and past tense and upload it to this platform. Watch the video to create your own voky http://www.voki.com/
- 5. LISTENING ACTIVITY OBJECTIVES : To listen the pronunciation of the words can and could into a short story INSTRUCTION: Listen the following audio and identify the pronunciation of can and could filling the gaps http://www.saberingles.com.ar/listening/2 37.html
- 6. WRITING ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE: To practice your writing in order to improve their skills at the moment of creating texts INSTRUCTION: write can or could in the positive or negative way according with the sentence and picture http://www.englishexercises.org/makeaga me/viewgame.asp?id=7710
- 7. VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES OBJECTIVE: To expand the vocabulary at the moment of create sentences. INSTRUCTION : put the activity according with the picture and create a sentence using can and could depending of your abilities. https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/v ocabulary-games/actions-0