6. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(“poder”)
7. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
(“poder”)
8. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
He can’t run.
(“poder”)
9. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
He can’t run.
(He doesn’t have the ability to run)
(“poder”)
10. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
He can’t run.
(He doesn’t have the ability to run)
CAN VERBSUBJECT ?
(“poder”)
(“poder”)
11. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
He can’t run.
(He doesn’t have the ability to run)
CAN VERBSUBJECT ?
(“poder”)
(“poder”)
12. CAN & HAVE TO
CAN VERBSUBJECT
He can play the guitar.
(He has the ability to play the guitar)
He can’t run.
(He doesn’t have the ability to run)
CAN VERBSUBJECT ?
He is a mechanic. Can he fix a car?
Yes, he can.
(“poder”)
(“poder”)
14. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car.
15. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
16. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
Do they have a motorcycle?
No, they don’t have a motorcycle.
17. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
Do they have a motorcycle?
No, they don’t have a motorcycle.
18. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car. She is Keyla. She has an iPod.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
Do they have a motorcycle?
No, they don’t have a motorcycle.
19. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car. She is Keyla. She has an iPod.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
Does she have an iPod?
Yes, she does.
Do they have a motorcycle?
No, they don’t have a motorcycle.
20. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE
(“tener” - de poseer)
They are the Johnsons. They have a car. She is Keyla. She has an iPod.
Do they have a car?
Yes, they do.
Does she have an iPod?
Yes, she does.
Do they have a motorcycle?
No, they don’t have a motorcycle.
Does she have an iPhone?
No, she doesn’t have an iPhone.
21. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
22. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
23. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
I can’t go shopping with my friends. I have to work.
24. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
I can’t go shopping with my friends. I have to work.
(She can’t go shopping with her friends. She has the obligation to work)
25. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
26. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
I have to stay home. I have the flu.
27. CAN & HAVE TO
HAVE TO
(“tener que” - obligación)
I have to stay home. I have the flu.
(He has the obligation to stay home)