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Educación Secundaria para Personas Adultas 2módulo - aulAragon

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INGLÉS<br />

8. Buying and using services online: buy products online make travel reservations<br />

use your bank's online service pay bills order food, groceries online sell things<br />

9. Learning online: check a fact investigate topics of personal interest<br />

look up a dictionary get information for school projects<br />

distance learning for an academic degree<br />

10. Internet friends: none one or two three to five six to nine ten or more<br />

11. Reasons to start using Internet: school or a course keep in touch with friends and family<br />

work personal use: I thought it could be interesting buy products online<br />

12. Negative experiences on the Internet: receiving Spam viruses when using email<br />

ending up on a pornographic website accidently<br />

First, read the questions carefully and then, tick the boxes that are relevant for you.<br />

In general terms, we could say that if the answer to question 2 is YES, and you have ticked many boxes<br />

in questions: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11, ... YOU ARE QUITE AN INTERNET FREAK<br />

GRAMMAR<br />

CAN / COULD – PODER<br />

Can: puedo<br />

Could: podría (permiso), podía, sabía (capacidad)<br />

Affirvative form<br />

Negative form<br />

I/you can / could<br />

I/you can't / couldn't<br />

He/she/it can / could<br />

He/she/it can't / couldn't<br />

We/you/they can / could We/you/they can't / couldn't<br />

• Cannot = Can't<br />

Could not = Couldn't<br />

• En forma interrogativa, invertimos el verbo y el sujeto:<br />

Could you swim when you were five?<br />

Sabías nadar cuando tenías cinco años?<br />

Can she speak French?<br />

Habla francés?<br />

CAN se usa <strong>para</strong>:<br />

• capacidad: I can drive<br />

Sé conducir<br />

• posibilidad: He can start his lesson today<br />

Puede empezar la clase hoy<br />

• permiso: Can I go to the concert? No, you can't ¿Puedo ir al concierto? No, no puedes<br />

COULD, a veces es el pasado de CAN, pero también se usa <strong>para</strong>:<br />

• expresar posibilidad: James could go to prison for stealing the money<br />

James podria ir a la cárcel por robar el dinero<br />

• expresar capacidad en pasado: I could ski quite well when I was 8<br />

Esquíaba bastante bien cuando tenia 8 años<br />

• pedir, dar permiso (más formal que CAN): Could I use your mobile to phone my husband?<br />

¿Podría usar su móvil <strong>para</strong> llamar a mi marido?<br />

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