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    Can is a modal verb used to express ability, permission, or possibility. It is used in affirmative sentences to indicate what someone is able to do, in interrogative sentences to ask about abilities, and in negative sentences to indicate what someone is unable to do. Can is only used in the present tense and does not change form based on the subject of the sentence.

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    Can is a modal verb used to express ability, permission, or possibility. It is used in affirmative sentences to indicate what someone is able to do, in interrogative sentences to ask about abilities, and in negative sentences to indicate what someone is unable to do. Can is only used in the present tense and does not change form based on the subject of the sentence.

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    Can is a modal verb used to express ability, permission, or possibility. It is used in affirmative sentences to indicate what someone is able to do, in interrogative sentences to ask about abilities, and in negative sentences to indicate what someone is unable to do. Can is only used in the present tense and does not change form based on the subject of the sentence.

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    Can is a modal verb used to express ability, permission, or possibility. It is used in affirmative sentences to indicate what someone is able to do, in interrogative sentences to ask about abilities, and in negative sentences to indicate what someone is unable to do. Can is only used in the present tense and does not change form based on the subject of the sentence.

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    Positive:

    Can

    Negative: Can´t
    What we are
    or are not
    In other words capable of
    doing

    Canyou runinthe water? Only used in


    Canyoudance? It is used to
    express the present
    CanI gotothe restroom? capacity

    Interrogative: Does not


    change
    accordingto the
    Use subject.

    I can?t pause the game.


    Negative:
    Expamples
    I can?t play the trombone.

    Can
    subject +can+complement
    Estructure Positive
    Afirmative:

    They canplay domino


    She canspeak Italianvery
    well
    Interrogative
    Negative
    I canplay guitar

    subject +can+not +complement

    can+subject +complement +?

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