MODAL VERBS II: CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO

CAN, COULD and BE ABLE TO are used to express a range of meanings related to mood and modality in English: ability, permission, possiblity...

CAN, COULD are MODAL VERBS, whereas BE ABLE TO is a pseudo modal structure which concords with the subject of the sentence by means of the verb TO BE. BE ABLE TO is always followed by infinitive.
Let's see how it works and practice!!

BE ABLE TO. GRAMMAR. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

CAN, COULD. GRAMMAR. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

A2 TENSE AND QUESTION REVISION WITH KAHOOT

This post is basically aimed at revising some basic concepts for A2 level students (more or less 2nd year of ESO in Spanish Educative System)

Therefore, you can find revision on questions (subject and object), past simple and past continuous and basic future forms in English and present perfect.These are the activities, but, remember, if you want to improve your performance, have a look at the previous posts in the links below: 

• Future tenses: present simple, continuous, will, to be going to. Click here

A2 /A1 GRAMMAR WITH KAHOOT!. REVISION AND ACTIVITIES

Have you ever tried Kahoot to revise grammar content?

In this post, I have created five sets of activites to play and revise A1/Beginner  contents in English (1st year or low level 2nd year of ESO in the  Spanish system).

THey include the following contents: 

• Word order (present simple, continuous, to be, have got, frequency adverbs)

• Present simple vs present continuous