Respuesta :
Respuesta:
Sure! Below are the sentences completed with the appropriate words and their corresponding expressions (P for permission, PR for prohibition, and A for ability):
1. You ___can___ park here. There’s plenty of space. (P)
2. I’m afraid you ___can’t___ enter this area. It’s restricted. (PR)
3. We ___are allowed___ to leave work early on Fridays. (P)
4. You ___can___ speak three languages fluently. That’s impressive! (A)
5. Children ___aren’t allowed___ to play in this park after dark. (PR)
6. We ___can’t___ use our phones in class. (PR)
7. He ___isn’t allowed___ to drive until he gets his license. (PR)
8. You ___can___ use the library anytime during opening hours. (P)
9. She ___can___ solve complex math problems quickly. (A)
10. They ___can’t___ bring pets into the building. (PR)
In these sentences:
- **P (Permission)** means someone is permitted to do something.
- **PR (Prohibition)** means someone is not permitted to do something.
- **A (Ability)** means someone has the ability or skill to do something.