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Read the following sentence and write the meaning of the underline word. Can you get me a can? can- ______ can- ______

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Read the following sentence and write the meaning of the underline word.

Can you get me a can?

can- ______

can- ______

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Solution

can – auxiliary verb
can –
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Chapter 1.1: Adventures of Don Quixote - Vocabulary [Page 93]

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Chapter 1.1 Adventures of Don Quixote
Vocabulary | Q B. 7. | Page 93

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