This document contains information about grammar structures including: - A list of good qualities like friendly, generous, patient. - Examples of affirmative, negative and interrogative forms of the verb "can". - Notes about forming adverbs from adjectives by adding "-ly". - Examples of using adverbs of manner like "fast" to modify verbs.

3. Friendly Generous Patient Reliable
Optimistic Organized Smart Honest
SB1-WB1

4. Writing a Reference
SB2

5. Reading for the Main Idea
Health
Work and
money
Bad luck!
Good
qualities
SB3-WB2

6. Can/Can’t
Affirmative
I can
You can
He can
She can
It can
We can
They can
Negative
I cannot
You cannot
He cannot
She cannot
It cannot
We cannot
They cannot
Interrogative
Can I?
Can you?
Can he?
Can she?
Can it?
Can we?
Can they?

7. Can/Can’t
Affirmative
I can
You can
He can
She can
It can
We can
They can
Negative
I cannot
You cannot
He cannot
She cannot
It cannot
We cannot
They cannot
Interrogative
Can I?
Can you?
Can he?
Can she?
Can it?
Can we?
Can they?
The short form
of cannot is
can’t
The verb
doesn’t
change
Yes + Aff =)
No + Neg SF

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. The vowel sound in can is weaker than in
can
can’t
Pronunciation
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 Adverb
slow slowly
quick quickly
beautiful beutifully
quiet quietly
bad badly
For adjectives that end in –y, we change the –y to –i and add ly:
Adjective Adverb
funny funnily
noisy noisily
happy happily

15. Showing interest