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The document discusses different abilities that various animals and humans possess or do not possess. It covers affirmative and negative statements as well as questions about abilities using common helping verbs like "can" and "cannot". Examples provided discuss whether parrots can talk, kangaroos can jump, cheetahs can run fast, and if dolphins can swim or elephants can jump.
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- 1. ability
- 2. I can You can He can She can It can We can You can They can AFFIRMATIVE
- 3. Parrots can talk Yes, we can ability
- 6. Cheetahs can run very fast ability
- 7. Some people can run very fast too ability
- 9. Many people can swim too ability
- 10. NEGATIVE I cannot I can’t You cannot You can’t He cannot He can’t She cannot She can’t It cannot It can’t We cannot We can’t You cannot You can’t They cannot They can’t
- 11. Parrots can’t swim No, we can´t ability
- 15. INTERROGATIVE I can? Can I? You can? Can you? He can? Can he? She can? Can she? It can? Can it? We can? Can we? You can? Can you? Theycan? Can they? Yes, I/you can No, I/you can’t Yes, he/she/it can No, he/she/it can’t Yes, we/you/they can No, we/you/they can’t QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS
- 18. Can kangaroos fly? No, they can’t ability
- 19. Can parrots talk? Yes, they can ability