Question

Read these sentences and fill in the gaps with 'could', 'can', 'couldn't', 'can't'. 1. Sally talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous. 2. I never memorize all of the rules in the past, and I can do it now either. 3. I run very fast when I was fifteen years old. Помогите пожалуйста, даю много баллов

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Sally couldn't talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous.

2. I could never memorize all of the rules in the past, and I can't do it now either.

3. I could run very fast when I was fifteen years old.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the corrected sentences with the appropriate choices:

1. Sally couldn't talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous.
2. I couldn't (or can't) ever memorize all of the rules in the past, and I can't do it now either.
3. I could run very fast when I was fifteen years old.

Please note that for the second sentence, both "couldn't" and "can't" are possible depending on the intended meaning. "Couldn't" implies that the person was unable to memorize the rules in the past, while "can't" suggests that the person is currently unable to do so.