3. Comment on the meanings and forms of 'can'. 1. He couldn't leave his family on account of his daughters. 2. He certainly can't have told you all that, it's not like him. 3. Where could I have put those wretched eyeglasses? 4. "Have you just come from

3. Comment on the meanings and forms of 'can'  . 1. He couldn't leave his family on account of his daughters. 2. He certainly can't have told you all that, it's not like him. 3. Where could I have put those wretched eyeglasses? - They might be in your pocket. 4. "Have you just come from the city?" she asked, though there was nowhere else he could have come from. 5. His brown eyes had a melting softness, which, I could imagine, might be very pleasing. 6 . We couldn't go on like this, it was ruining our lives. 7. He couldn't have loved his mother - she beat him all the time. 8. Could the plane have changed its route so suddenly'? 9. 'I've been to a school too,' said Alice. 'We learned French and music, and reading and writing'. 'And washing?' said the Turte (морская череnaxa). 'Certainly not!' said Alice. 'Ah, then it wasn' ' a really good school,' said the Turtle. 'At our school they had Frencll. music and washing - extra'. 'You couldn't have wanted it much', said Alice, 'if you lived at the bottom of the sea'. 'I couldn't afford to learn it,' said the Turtle with a sigh. (after L. Carroll)