Use the verb can in the correct form followed by the appropriate infinitive. 1. He ... (to recite) long poems when he was six.
2. You ... not (to take) the books out of the reading hall.
3. If you had met him in the street you ... (to pass) him without taking notice.
4. He hated himself for his behavior, but ... (to do) nothing to alter it.
5. ... I (to come) in for a moment?
6. You ... not (to do) it. I don’t believe it.
7. I wonder where she is. She ... not (to stay) at her friend’s all this time.
8. I ... (to help) him but I didn’t know he needed help.
9. Such problems ... (to solve) easily.
10.He ... (to see) that everything in the flat was in full order.
11.How ... she (to work) in the garden now? It is already dark.
12.Of course, there were many things I ... (to answer) to this. But I kept silent.
13.I simply ... not (to refuse). They would have been hurt.
14.He wasn’t old ... He ... not (to be) more than forty.
15 you (to work) all this time without any break?
16.She ... not (to forget) what had happened the day before.

                                     Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

I have just seen a musical film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” which is based on a children’s novel by Roald Dahl. The film was directed by Tim Burton.

This fantasy comedy film is about an eccentric chocolate magnate Willy Wonka and Charlie Bucket, a good-natured boy from a poor family. One day Willie announces an international competition to select the heir to his candy empire. Charlie and four more children find "golden tickets" in Wonka chocolate bars and win a tour of the legendary chocolate factory that has been hidden from people’s eyes for fifteen years. Watching the film is like being on that tour with Charlie.  The four naughty kids get punished during the film, and in the end Charlie helps Willy Wonka to find his father.

The film stars are my favourite actors Johnny Depp and Freddie Highmore. Their acting is just superb. I also like the music in the film. There are a few songs in the film sung by the funny little Oompa-Loompas. The visual effects are simply the best, all the chocolate things look very realistic!  I was surprised to know that all the Oompa-Loompas were played by one actor.

I enjoyed every minute of this story on the screen.

Charlie was a very poor boy. He had a lot of problems. But one day he saw on TV that if he collected Golden tickets of chocolates, he would go to a chocolate factory. It was very difficult to get there. But he could not find the tickets. There was the only one Golden ticket. And that last ticket was at Charlie's hands. He was very happy. And he was lucky because he had won. But he was offered to stay with them in the factory, and he chose his family. But this was not the end, he wanted to the chocolate factory which was near his house. Finally, his dream came true!