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Answer:
This is an English grammar exercise from a textbook focusing on the usage of “can” and “could” in sentences. Let’s go through the questions and provide the correct answers:
H) Underline the correct answer:
- She can / could play the guitar very well. She is very talented.
- Paul couldn’t / can’t drive a car two years ago.
- James can / could read when he was four years old.
- Laura couldn’t / can’t cook something. She is too young.
- I couldn’t / can’t go to my friend’s birthday party last week because I was ill.
- Ashley can / could walk and speak when she was 2.
- David can / could speak three languages. It is amazing!
- People can / could talk to each other more often in the past.
I) Put the words into the correct order:
- Could you remember his name?
- Could you play a musical instrument?
- Could I park my car in front of the building?
By completing these exercises, you can better understand the correct usage of “can” and “could” in various contexts.