Can and Have to

What do you think "can" is used for?

• Obligations

• Possibilities

You have to read the next sentence and write if it is an "obligation" or a "possibility":

I cannot go to the movies tomorrow.

You have to read the next sentence and write if it is an "obligation" or a "possibility":

You have to stay at home after six in the afternoon.

You have to read the next sentence and write if it is an "obligation" or a "possibility":

People in the world have to care about their health.

You have to read the next sentence and write if it is an "obligation" or a "possibility":

The president of Guatemala can reduce the curfew's amount of hours.

Read the sentence and rewrite it below with the modal verb for obligation "have to", remember that in the third person this modal verb changes:

Example:

My mother can not travel to a different department.

My mother does not have to travel to a different department.

Rewrite the next sentence:

Ana can go to the bus station.

Read the sentence and rewrite it below with the modal verb for obligation "have to", remember that in the third person this modal verb changes:

Example:

My mother can not travel to a different department.

My mother does not have to travel to a different department.

Rewrite the next sentence:

Cars cannot go out during the curfew.

Read the sentence and rewrite it below with the modal verb for obligation "have to", remember that in the third person this modal verb changes:

Example:

My mother can not travel to a different department.

My mother does not have to travel to a different department.

Rewrite the next sentence:

Julio can travel to Peten.

Complete the next sentence with one of the next two options:

"obligation" or "possibility"

When we use the modal verb "have to / has to" we talk about....

Complete the next sentence with one of the next two options:

"obligation" or "possibility"

When we use the modal verb "can" we talk about....