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    The document defines the Spanish verb "can" as meaning to be able to express ability, possibility, permission, and offers. It then provides examples of using "can" and "can't" with different subjects and activities. Finally, it distinguishes the pronunciation of "poke" and "pork" based on whether the mouth opens and closes or opens with the tongue up at the end.

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    The document defines the Spanish verb "can" as meaning to be able to express ability, possibility, permission, and offers. It then provides examples of using "can" and "can't" with different subjects and activities. Finally, it distinguishes the pronunciation of "poke" and "pork" based on whether the mouth opens and closes or opens with the tongue up at the end.

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    Definition: The verb can is a modal verb that in Spanish means

    to be able, this verb is also used to express the ability to say


    that something is possible or impossible, to ask permission and
    offer things.

    Can – Can’t
    (Ken) – (C+ant)

    I _________________ do it.
    For Examples:

    I can/cant swim
    She eat
    He read
    They drive
    We run
    You sing
    Poke (ou) vs Pork (o:r)

    (ou) It starts with the mouth open and ends with the
    mouth closed.

    (o:r) starts with the mouth open and the tongue sticks up
    at the end
    For Examples:

    doe door
    foe for
    go gore
    oh or
    mow more

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