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They're on holiday in France.
5.4 can/can't
There's a market in Witney.
You can buy CDs in Market Street.
1
I'm in the kitchen.
We
b We use in with buildings when we want to say
You swim.
that we are inside the building, not outside. can
They dance.
He's in the shop. (= He isn't in the street.) He can't speak English.
He's at the shops. (= He's shopping.) She
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The computer is in the box. We use can to talk about ability to do something.
The cat is under the table. Note that the third person does not have an s.
The book is on the desk. He can swim. (NOT He cans swim.)
She's in Greece.
5.5a can; questions \
The station is between the bank and the school.
The library is next to my house.
1
He lives in High Street.
we
5.2 There is/are:affirmative you
Can
and negative they spell your name?
he play tennis?
is a dining she
's room it
in our
There isn't a cellar To make questions with can, we put can before the
house.
are two subject.
aren't bedrooms He can swim.
Can he swim?
5.3a There is/are:questions
5.5b cam short answers
a station
Is
a cinema Can you speak French? Yes, I can.
in your No, he can't.
there three
town?
Are churches Translate
a lot of shops They can play the piano.
Can they ski? Yes, they can.
5.3b There is/are:short answers
She can't speak French.
Can they dance? No, they can't.
Is there a station in your town? Yes, there is.
Are there a lot of shops in your town? Yes, 5.6 Prepositions: to and at
there are.
On Saturdays we go to the cinema. We're at the
Translate cinema.
There are tw o cinemas in my town. a We use to when there is movement,
Is there a park near your school? Yes, there is. b We use at when there is no movement.
Are there three bus stops in your town? Yes, there
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are.
I want to go to the shopping centre.
You can buy a drink at the café.