Question

4 What does can/can't express in the sentences below possibility (PO) or asking/refusing permission (PE)? 1 2 3 4 Can I try some of their cake? .... No, you can't have a bar of chocolate. You can fry, boil and poach eggs. You can make this dish with spaghetti or macaroni.......... 5 She can't go out late at night. 6 Can I make some more tea? .... ХЕЛП ДАЮ 100​

Answer 1

Ответ:

тут спрашивают, в каких предложениях выражена вероятность а в каких нет:

1) The first sentence does express the possibility, because there's someone asking to eat a cake, and they might eat it.

2) The second sentence doesn't express the possibility, because someone just didn't let other person to eat the chocolate, and there's no possibility here.

3) The third sentence doesn't express the possibility, because someone is just telling how to cook and that's all.

4) The fourth sentence can express the possibility, because the words "you can" tell us that some person is able to do that dish with macaroni and spaghetti, but its not %100 that he will do it. Maybe he will do it, maybe not, so there's possibility in this sentence.

5) There's no possibility in fifth sentence, because someone just didn't let a girl to go out at night, so this sentence doesn't express possibility.

6) The sixth sentence does express the possibility, because it's a question.

Answer 2

Ответ:

Объяснение:орраноппоиаглиагщлан

Answer 3

Let's analyze each sentence and determine whether "can" or "can't" expresses possibility (PO) or asking/refusing permission (PE):

1. "Can I try some of their cake?" - PE (asking permission)
2. "No, you can't have a bar of chocolate." - PE (refusing permission)
3. "You can fry, boil, and poach eggs." - PO (expressing possibility)
4. "You can make this dish with spaghetti or macaroni." - PO (expressing possibility)
5. "She can't go out late at night." - PO (expressing possibility)
6. "Can I make some more tea?" - PE (asking permission)

So, to summarize:

1. PE
2. PE
3. PO
4. PO
5. PO
6. PE

Please note that sentence 4 is incomplete in your question, but I assumed it to be a separate sentence. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!