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    This document discusses the modal verb "can" and provides examples of its use. It lists sentences using "can" to express ability and inability, including sentences with "I/he/she/they/we can" and "I/he/she/they/we can't". The examples cover a range of subjects and contexts, such as speaking English, going somewhere, seeing things, finding information, driving, sitting, understanding problems, seeing views, climbing, asking questions, being somewhere, making plans, asking for directions, getting attention, physical abilities, beliefs, suggestions, and closing doors.

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    Sentences with modal verbs.

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    This document discusses the modal verb "can" and provides examples of its use. It lists sentences using "can" to express ability and inability, including sentences with "I/he/she/they/we can" and "I/he/she/they/we can't". The examples cover a range of subjects and contexts, such as speaking English, going somewhere, seeing things, finding information, driving, sitting, understanding problems, seeing views, climbing, asking questions, being somewhere, making plans, asking for directions, getting attention, physical abilities, beliefs, suggestions, and closing doors.

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    Modal Verbs

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    This document discusses the modal verb "can" and provides examples of its use. It lists sentences using "can" to express ability and inability, including sentences with "I/he/she/they/we can" and "I/he/she/they/we can't". The examples cover a range of subjects and contexts, such as speaking English, going somewhere, seeing things, finding information, driving, sitting, understanding problems, seeing views, climbing, asking questions, being somewhere, making plans, asking for directions, getting attention, physical abilities, beliefs, suggestions, and closing doors.

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    MODAL VERBS

    CAN
    I can speak english

    We can’t go today
    You can see the mountains
    He can’t see the mountains
    They can stay with us.

    She can’t remember him


    They can’t swin
    We can find the information on the internet
    You can drive the car.
    The cat can’t sito n the table

    I can’t understand what the problem is.


    You can see the pacif ocean from here.
    WE can’t climb over the fence.
    Can I have a look?

    I will be there as soon as I can.


    Let me know if you can make it
    Can you tell where room GE-7 is?
    Ca I have everyone’s attencion, please?
    I can touch my toes.
    I can’t believe it.
    We can go any where you’d like.
    Why can people close the door after them?

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