Abilities (vocabulary)
Using pencils or colors to make images on paper
draw
Exercising at the most common place
work out at the gym
going to
To talk about abilities, we use the modal verb _____.
can/can't
Cooking things in the oven
bake
Going on a trip and staying in a natural place like the beach, a forest, etc.
go camping
To form a sentence with going to, you need:
subject + verb be + going to + main verb
Form a sentence:
John _____ (write) great songs.
John can write great songs.
Making music with specific things designed for it
play instruments
Doing an activity to get better at it. For example, an instrument.
practice
Form a sentence:
We / take a vacation / to London next year
We are going to take a vacation to London next year.
Form a sentence:
Mandy _____ (not sing) well, but she can dance wonderfully.
Mandy can't sing well, but she can dance wonderfully.
Communicating in different languages
speak languages
Seeing family who live somewhere else
visit relatives
Complete:
Sandy _____ (not go) on the trip with us.
Sansy is not going to go on the trip with us.
Form a question:
you / drive
Can you drive?
Using the movement of the body and music to express
dance
Similar to practicing something, but with knowledge instead of an ability
study
Complete the question:
_____ Oliver _________ (eat) dinner with us?
Form an open question:
languages / she / speak
What languages can she speak?