Put the correct form of the modal verb can/could 1. Aidar _ speak for foreign languages. He’s clever.

2. I_ speak three languages.

3. I_ study it when I was at school.

4. He_ play the guitar quite well.

5. When he lived in Canada he_ speak French quite well.

6. _ you play the piano at the age of six?

7. Bill _ read from the age of four.

8. You _ call her now.

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Линда133

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ответ:1. Айдар ___ говорят на иностранных языках. Он умен.

2. Я ___ говорю на трех языках.

3. Я ___ изучаю его, когда был в школе.

4. Он ___ неплохо играет на гитаре.

5. Когда он жил в Канаде, он ___ довольно хорошо говорил по-французски.

6. ___ вы играете на пианино в шесть лет?

7. Билла ___ читают с четырехлетнего возраста.

8. Ты ___ позвони ей сейчас.

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