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Modal verbs

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This document discusses the modal verbs can and can't. Can expresses possible ability, such as saying "James can draw very well" or "Toomy can play the guitar like nobody else." Can't is the negative of can and expresses a lack of ability, for example saying "That boy can't swim." A simple chart is provided to illustrate the difference between can and can't.

MODAL
VERBS
CAN AND CAN’T

As we saw before, CAN is use to express a
possible ability.
For example:
James can draw
very well.
Toomy can play the
guitar like nobody else.

 While CAN’T is use as the negative of CAN.
It expresses a lack of ability.
For example:
Oh no! That
boy can’t
swim!

Here a simple chart for you to follow.

Modal verbs

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Modal verbs

1. MODAL VERBS CAN AND CAN’T

2. As we saw before, CAN is use to express a possible ability. For example: James can draw very well. Toomy can play the guitar like nobody else.

3.  While CAN’T is use as the negative of CAN. It expresses a lack of ability. For example: Oh no! That boy can’t swim!

4. Here a simple chart for you to follow.

6. Thank you for watch!!