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COULD-PODRÍA image, COULDN´T - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 1.Skills in the past: When we want to express that someone had the ability to do something in the past, we can use this verb. Let's look at some examples with could:
        
        She could swim like a fish when she was a child. /
        
        Susan could dance quite well as a teenager. /
        
        I could run a marathon in my younger days. / .
      - .Express possibility: The modal "could" can also be used to express the possibility of something happening, based on facts or our opinion.
        
        The dark clouds in the sky suggest it could rain later. /
        
        I think my mom could learn Japanese if she wanted to. /
        
        I think my mom could learn Japanese if she wanted to. /
      - Ask for permission: To formally request permission, we typically use the verb 'could'.
        
        Could I leave work early?
        
        Could I borrow your pen, please?
        
        Could I have a day off next week?
      - 4..Request something: The modal verb in question is generally used formally to request someone to do something for us.
        
        Could you water my plants while I’m away?
        
        Could you send me the meeting agenda, please?
        
        Could you close the window? It’s getting cold.
- - - - Could you help me?
      - COULD THE DANCE IN THE SCHOOL?
      - COULD WE CALL ME THE SUNDAY?
      - COULD I LEARN SPANISH?
- - - - HE COULD JOB IN THE OFFICE
        
        YOU COULD CRY FOR HIS MOTHER
        
        SHE COULD RUN VERY FAST
        
        HE COULD SLEEP IN THE MORNING
        
        HE COUL BE PROUD FROM SISTER
- - - - Negative:
      - They couldn’t jump over the tall fence. /
      - He couldn’t draw a straight line. /