CAMPGROUND CAPER. Дербышева Н.А. - 35 стр.

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You shouldn't observe any diet without

recommendation.

Permission

It's the easiest to use can when something is permitted:

You can use your dictionaries for the test.

A teenager can buy coke in a shop.

You can stay up late today since

a holiday.

Can or (can't) is very often used in questions when you ask if something is

permitted or not.

Can I pay with a credit card here?

Can't you look for a room with a better view?

May (may not) is used for permission, too, only it sounds more formally.

May I see your passport?

Parents may visit the school at any time.

Students may not enter the room during the lecture.

You'd better use can't when something is not permitted.

You can't smoke in public places now.

Alison can't use my travel pass.

CONDITIONALS (IF SENTENCES)

Conditional sentences. What are they like?

Conditional sentences imply that something is the consequence of, or depends

on something else:

THE CONDITION THE CONSEQUENCE

If it rains, I'll get soaked without an umbrella.

If I were (was) a musician, I would compose the most loveable tunes.

The

can come first or second in a sentence:

If there are any tickets left in the booking office, I can fly right away.

I can fly right away, if there are any tickets left in the booking office.