Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Puedes"

A: Present future and past tenses:
I failed the test yesterday
I fail whenever I cook
I am going to fail the exam tomorrow

A: - can is a flexible word, usually equivalent to poder in Spanish, meaning ‘able to’

I can help you - puedo ayudarte
Can we help you? - ¿podemos ayudarte? - we can also say ‘may we help you’, which means we are able to, but do you want us to help.
I can do this easily - puedo hacer esto fácilmente


Another ‘can’ is a metal container with soup or beans, also called a tin (una lata) 😁

A: Fashionable: de moda
Hidden: escondido
Go up: subir
Run out: quedarse sin (una cosa)
Value: valorar

A: Ni.

My favorite color is not green nor blue. It is red.

Mi color favorito no es verde ni azul. Es rojo.

A: Can you lend me a chair
Can you lend me a floatie and a couple of towels

(por la palabra "floatie", puedes decir "floatation device" o "float" también, para mi "floatie" es normal)

A: !?(･_･;? ¿Me puedes? ¿Te refieres a ti o a mi?

A: we walk our dog twice a day

nicole did not bake a cake this week

this hamburger does not taste good

how often do their grandparents visit

tom always forgets to bring a pen

did you look for your glasses?

A: Revisa la pregunta para ver la respuesta

A: Can you tell me how old is Periquita?

A: Why can't you understand that he is just my friend?
(We'd say just "A" friend)

A: You can show me how to play basketball

si es una pregunta puede decir...

"Can you show me how you play basketball?"

A: Can you repeat the question for me?

A: Can you go buy empanadas?

A: @knaglich very good! I think you may be rolling some of the “r”s a bit too much when it is not needed.

A: Can you download this?

A: Revisa la pregunta para ver la respuesta

A: where is the sound?

A: I think that there are good things and bad things, but it depends on the perspective of the person.