Write the sentences in the question form. Write the complete question.

Example 1:
He can play football. Can he play football?
Example 2:
Dave can eat hamburgers. Can Dave eat hamburgers?

1) She can drive a car.

2) John can have a coffee with Mary today.

3) The children can go to the park.

4) I can swim.

5) The teacher can help the student.

6) The student can do the homework before the class.

7) Mary and John can have a meeting.

8) We can send this email now.

9) You can make a photocopy of this.

10) Steve and his friends can go home.


Write the sentences in the negative form. Use the full form cannot or the contracted form
can't. Write the complete sentence.
Example 1:
He can play squash. He cannot play squash.
Example 2:
Dave can speak Chinese. Dave can't speak Chinese.

1) She can play the guitar.

2) John can have lunch with Mary at two.

3) The secretaries can have a break now.

4) I can speak Japanese.

5) The boss can give a presentation this morning.

6) The student can complete the exercise.

7) Mary and John can go shopping this afternoon.

8) We can switch on the computer.

9) You can give this to Mary.

10) John and his colleagues can leave work early today.


Write the short answers. Follow the example.
Example:
Can John buy a new car? (No,...) No, he can't.

1) Can Mary find her keys? (No,...)

2) Can they do their homework? (Yes,...)

3) Can the PC use this programme? (Yes,...)

4) Can you speak English? (Yes,...)

5) Can John and Mary have lunch here? (No,...)

6) Can you play the flute? (Yes,...)

7) Can Dave borrow your car? (No,...)

8) Can this doll talk? (No,...)

9) Can you give Mary this book? (Yes,...)

10) Can Mrs Jones help me with this English exercise? (Yes,...)