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This document discusses the verb "can" and its uses. It explains that "can" is the positive form and "can't" is the negative form. It then lists the different ways "can" is used, including to express: ability, inability, requests, permission, possibility, and inappropriateness. Specific examples are provided for each use.
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- 2. CAN/CAN’T Can is the positive form while can’t is the negative form. Can is a model verb: -only in the present tense -no S in the third singular person -it is followed by another verb in the base form Can means potere and sapere fare We use can to express: ability, inability, request, permission, possibility and innapropriateness.
- 3. 1. Ability -Luca can play football -Simeone can speak dialect
- 4. 2. Inability -Omodei can’t ride a horse -Giulia can’t use the power point
- 5. 3. Request -Can Jacopo play videogames with me? -Can Nicodemo help me with math homework?
- 6. 4.Permission -Can Marta study with me? -Can i go to the toilette, please?
- 7. 5. Possibility -Monoli can meet Barlocco this weekend -Perin can miss the bus
- 8. 6. Innapropriateness -Simeone can’t smoke on school -Rachele can’t return at home alone at meednight, it’s dangerous!
- 10. Why do teenagers start smoking? -Desire to be accepted. Teenagers start smoking because their friend smoke -Desire to break the rules. Young people want to be indipendent and “do” what they can’t do. -Desire to be similar to adults. When they smoke, teenagers feel like adults. -Desire to be “cool”. Teenagers begin smoking for run or to be desiderable.
- 11. Teens usually start smoking between the age of 13 and 18, but hardly ever after the age of 20: this means that there is a difference between the “teenage mind” and the “adult mind”. For example teenage thing: “most of my friend smoke and if don’t start i won’t be cool enaugh” While adult think: “even if most of my friend smoke, i don’t really care”.
- 12. Adult reason before making choices, teenagers usally don’t. the real problem is that smoking causes addiction and adult smokers really want to quit because smoking is one of the main causes of lung cancer. They also realize how difficult it is to stop. Yet, teenagers seem to disgregard what they are told about smoking and give more importance to ‘’being cool’’. In conclusion if you start smoking as a teenagers you risk adopting an addictive habit that is unwanted, unhealty and expensive.
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