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Can (modal verbs)

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"𝐂𝐚𝐧" is a modal verb and it expresses an ability, a requesting, a posibility, an order and a surprise.

Affirmative

Subject Pronouns	Form
I	can jump.
you	can jump.
he / she / it	can jump.
we	can jump.
you	can jump.
they	can jump.

Interrogative

Questions
Can I jump?
Can you jump?
Can he / she / it jump?
Can we jump?
Can you jump?
Can they jump?

Negative

Full Form	Short Form
I cannot jump.	I can't jump.
You cannot jump.	You can't jump.
He / She / It cannot jump.	He / She / It can't jump.
We cannot jump.	We can't jump.
You cannot jump.	You can't jump.
They cannot jump.	They can't jump.

Exercises - Can (modal verbs)

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1) The cat can't can cook.

2) The birds can can't fly.

3) The fish can can't swim.

4) I can can't speak English, but I can't speak German.

5) Dogs can't can drive.

6) Can't Can they ride a bike?

7) I can can't fly like a bird.

8) He can can't play piano very well.

9) The snakes can can't walk.

10) The insects can can't swim.

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