LESSON 3 I DON’T LIKE TO PLAY GOLF.
Teaching Materials: Using "Like to" and
"Can"
1. Using "Like to"
"Like
to" is used to express preferences or habits.
Structure
for Positive Sentences:
Subject +
like(s) to + verb + object
Examples:
- I like to read books.
- She likes to play
tennis.
- They like to cook
dinner.
Structure
for Negative Sentences:
Subject +
do/does + not + like to + verb + object
Examples:
- I do not like to read
books.
- She does not like to play
tennis.
- They do not like to cook
dinner.
Structure
for Questions:
Do/Does +
subject + like to + verb + object?
Examples:
- Do I like to read books?
- Does she like to play
tennis?
- Do they like to cook
dinner?
2. Using "Can"
"Can"
is used to express ability or permission.
Structure
for Positive Sentences:
Subject +
can + verb + object
Examples:
- I can swim fast.
- He can speak French.
- They can solve the
problem.
Structure
for Negative Sentences:
Subject +
cannot/can't + verb + object
Examples:
- I cannot swim fast.
- He cannot speak French.
- They cannot solve the
problem.
Structure
for Questions:
Can +
subject + verb + object?
Examples:
- Can I swim fast?
- Can he speak French?
- Can they solve the problem?
Table Summary
|
Sentence Type |
"Like to" Structure |
Example |
"Can" Structure |
Example |
|
Positive |
Subject +
like(s) to + verb + object |
She likes
to dance. |
Subject +
can + verb + object |
He can
drive a car. |
|
Negative |
Subject +
do/does + not + like to + verb + object |
She does
not like to dance. |
Subject +
cannot/can't + verb + object |
He cannot
drive a car. |
|
Question |
Do/Does +
subject + like to + verb + object? |
Does she
like to dance? |
Can +
subject + verb + object? |
Can he
drive a car? |
Practice Exercises
- Positive Sentences: Complete the sentences using
"like to" or "can."
- (They / like to / go hiking)
- (I / can / speak Spanish)
- (She / like to / bake cakes)
- Negative Sentences: Rewrite the sentences in the
negative form using "like to" or "can."
- (I like to play soccer.) → I
do not like to play soccer.
- (They can solve the problem.)
→ They cannot solve the problem.
- (He likes to travel.) → He
does not like to travel.
- Questions: Form questions using
"like to" or "can."
- (You / like to / read books?)
→ Do you like to read books?
- (She / can / swim?) → Can she
swim?
- (They / like to / watch
movies?) → Do they like to watch movies?
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