Complete the table – there is an example given. remember to end an interrogative sentence with a question mark, but affirmative and negative sentences with a full stop. affirmative negative interrogative you walked to work. you didn't walk to work. did you walk to work? he sang. they didn't bring a sandwich. he didn't visit his friends. did we sleep well last night? they didn’t live in canada.

He sang. He didn't sing. Did he sing?
They didn't bring a sandwich. They brought a sandwich. Did they bring a sandwich?
He didn't visit his friends. He visited his friends. Did he visit his friends?
Did we sleep well last night? We slept well last night. We didn't sleep well last night.
They didn't live in Canada. They lived in Canada. Did they live in Canada?

Complete the sentences with the correct form of can + verb.

1 You can (see) the photo on my mobile, here.

2 Could (we pay) by cheque?

3 What can (you do) in the college show?

4 I'm sorry, I can (not come) to your concert.

5 You can (use) a credit card almost everywhere.

6 can (he play) the drums?

7 It's a cat. It can (not talk)!

8 We can (not swim). There's no swimming pool in our town.

9 The baby can (not say) many words yet.

10 can (we get) a bus from here to the city centre?

11 The headmaster can (see) you in ten minutes.

12 Could (I text) you from Singapore?

Task 1.

1. It's very smoky in here.  Do you have a table by the  window?

2. This knife is dirty. Can I  have another one, please?

3. The soup is сold. Could you  warm it up for me, please?

4. I asked for my steak rare.  This is very well done.

5. Excuse me, I think there's a  mistake in the bill. I didn't  have a red wine.

Task 2.

- Listen, it's still early. Shall we  go for a walk?

- Good idea. Where shall we go?

- We could go to a little cafe  that I know.

- That sounds great. We could  have another coffee.

- Thank you. That was a  lovely dinner.

- You're very welcome. I'm glad  you enjoyed it