Title | TS2e L1 U9 LA Langsum - Resumen |
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Institution | University of Nottingham |
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Tourist activities get a view of (the city) (v) go to the top of (a tall building) (v) see a show (v) sit at an outdoor café take a bus tour
(v)
take a walk
(v) (v) (v)
take a walking tour
(v)
visit historic areas walk around a neighborhood
(v)
take a ferry (to)
(v)
Travel and tourism bridge
(n)
castle historic district / area / site
(n) (n)
island
(n)
New York palace
(n) (n)
pyramid
(n)
souvenir
(n)
statue
(n)
tower zoo
(n) (n)
historic district / area / site
(n)
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Unit 9, Lesson A, Page 1
Other words first
(adv)
through (Central Park) on (a rainy day) like
(prep) (prep) (prep)
can
(v)
can't
(v)
Use can to talk about things that are possible. Use subject + can + verb:
Use can't (= can not / cannot) to talk about things that are not possible. Use subject + can't + verb:
The form of can / can't is the same for all subjects (I, you, he, she, we, and they).
Questions Use can to ask questions about things that are possible.
Use question word + can + subject + verb:
The form of can / can't is the same for all subjects (I, you, he, she, we, and they).
© Cambridge University Press 2014
Unit 9, Lesson A, Page 2
Use Can + subject + verb to ask a question:
To answer, use Yes / No + subject + can / can't:
The form of can / can't is the same for all subjects (I, you, he, she, we, and they).
© Cambridge University Press 2014
Unit 9, Lesson A, Page 3...