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    SESSION 07: Checking and Correcting Information: Can I .? ¿Would It Be Possible ?

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    The document is a lesson on modals for permission and obligation in English. It provides examples of sentences using can, can't, have to, must, and mustn't to express permission, prohibition, and obligation. It discusses how can't and mustn't are used to show something is prohibited or not allowed. It also notes that while can is most common, may and could can also be used to ask for permission.

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    The document is a lesson on modals for permission and obligation in English. It provides examples of sentences using can, can't, have to, must, and mustn't to express permission, prohibition, and obligation. It discusses how can't and mustn't are used to show something is prohibited or not allowed. It also notes that while can is most common, may and could can also be used to ask for permission.

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    ¡La universidad de todos!

    COURSE: ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS II

    SESSION 07 : Checking and correcting information:


    *Can I….?
    *¿Would it be possible……?

    PROFESSOR: DR JULIO GARCIA


    Periodo académico:2020-II
    Escuela Profesional Semester:II
    Escuela de Administración y Negocios Internacionales Unidad:I
    GRAMMAR : MODALS – PERMISSION
    AND OBLIGATION: EXCERCISE

    Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

    I'd love to come to the cinema but I _____ hand in this assignment
    tomorrow.
    ❑must
    ❑have to
    ❑can
    You _____ hit your sister again! Do you
    understand?
    ❑mustn't
    ❑can
    ❑don't have to
    _____ I borrow your black dress tonight, please?
    ❑ Can
    ❑ Must
    ❑ Mustn’t

    You _____ memorise the whole thing. Just try to remember the key points.
    ❑ have to
    ❑ mustn't
    ❑ don't have to
    The hostel is totally vegetarian. You _____ cook or eat meat there.
    ❑can't
    ❑must
    ❑don't have to

    I did this yesterday – I can help you! You _____ fill in the form and attach an up-to-date
    passport photo.
    ❑ must
    ❑ have to
    ❑ can
    (Airport notice) Liquids _____ be in 100ml containers and in a closed plastic bag.
    ❑ have to
    ❑ must
    ❑ can

    You _____ park your car here for a maximum of 30 minutes.


    ❑ have to
    ❑ don't have to
    ❑ can
    Modals – permission and obligation

    EXAMPLES TO SEE HOW CAN, CAN'T, HAVE TO ARE USED.

    • You can put your shoes and coat over there.


    • You can't leave your bike there.
    • You have to have a licence to drive a car.
    • You don't have to have a licence to cycle on the roads.
    PROHIBITION

    We use can't and mustn't to show that something is prohibited – it is not allowed.

    can't
    We use can't to talk about something that is against the rules, particularly when we didn't
    make the rules.

    What does this sign say? Oh, we can't park here.


    You can't take photos in the museum. They're really strict about it.
    Sorry, we can't sell knives to under-18s.
    Permission – can, may, could
    'Can' is most often used to ask for or give
    permission but 'may' and 'could' are also possible
    even though they are not used as often as 'can’.
    • Can I borrow a pen?
    • You can sit here, the seat is free.
    • Could I open the window?
    • May I ask a question?

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