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Complete the sentences with “can, can’t, could or couldn’t.” and Fill in the blanks with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets.

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First Exercise:

Complete the sentences with “can, can’t, could or couldn’t”:

  1. She couldn’t go to work because she was sick with winter fever.
  2. He was angry with his family because they didn’t have any money to buy that computer he wanted.
  3. It’s a long way from Ankara to Istanbul on foot. We can’t walk the way.
  4. We could swim all day long in the sea when we were kids.
  5. No, she can’t help you with your homework. She is very busy with her work.
  6. Where can we go to buy cheap stuff? How about looking for that factory outlet?
  7. Last year around this time, I wore small size, now I can’t fit overweight clothes.
  8. Where were you? We looked around the park, but we couldn’t find you anywhere.

Second Exercise:

Fill in the blanks with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets:

  1. I saw her dancing wildly at the Taylor Swift concert last Saturday evening.
  2. They hated my dance that day.
  3. I swam in our pool at the garden this afternoon.
  4. They searched all pet shops for a new kitten.
  5. Her sister made a delicious pancake for us last day.
  6. There was no chance I went to his house that day.
  7. I paid 10 dollars for his bus ticket last night.
  8. They all came to school very late.