I can’t ski
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The document lists various activities that the author can and cannot do, including that they cannot ski, skate, juggle, fly a plane, or cook, but that they can dance, paint, ride a bike, listen to music, play billiards, drive a car, and be a gardener.
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I can’t ski
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- 3. I can’t be
- 4. I can’t play piano
- 5. I can’t be juggler
- 6. I can dance
- 7. I can paint
- 8. I can ride a bike
- 9. I can listen music
- 10. I can play billiards
- 11. I can’t fly a plane
- 12. I can’t play violin
- 13. I can drive car
- 14. I can’t be cook
- 15. I can be gardener