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    The document contains examples of sentences using the modal verbs "can" and "could" in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. For each modal verb, there are 6 examples showing it used with different subjects like "Kayla", "he", and "I" in statements about abilities and possibilities like making a cake, playing football, or cooking food.

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    The document contains examples of sentences using the modal verbs "can" and "could" in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. For each modal verb, there are 6 examples showing it used with different subjects like "Kayla", "he", and "I" in statements about abilities and possibilities like making a cake, playing football, or cooking food.

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    The document contains examples of sentences using the modal verbs "can" and "could" in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. For each modal verb, there are 6 examples showing it used with different subjects like "Kayla", "he", and "I" in statements about abilities and possibilities like making a cake, playing football, or cooking food.

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    Ghiffari Rizky Fadhilah

    XIIIS4
    Can
    (+) Kayla can make a cake
    (-) Kayla can’t make a cake
    (?) Can Kayla make a cake?
    Can
    (+) He can play football
    (-) He can’t play football
    (?) can he play football?
    Can
    (+) I can cook Italian food
    (-) I can’t cook Italian food
    (?) Can i cook Italian food?
    Can
    (+) the boy can play piano
    (-) the boy can’t play piano
    (?) can the boy play piano?
    Can
    (+) we can go together
    (-) we can’t go together
    (?) can we go together?
    Could
    (+) we could go to Disney Park
    (-) we couldn’t go to Disney Park
    (?) could we go to Disney Park?
    Could
    (+) you could work
    (-) you couldn’t work
    (?) could you work?
    Could
    (+) She could rent a house
    (-) She couldn’t rent a house
    (?) Could she rent a house?
    Could
    (+) you could go out
    (-) you couldn’t go out
    (?) Could you go out?
    Could
    (+) John could be a millionaire
    (-) John couldn’t be a millionaire
    (?) Could John be a millionaire?

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