The document discusses the modal verbs can and cannot. It provides examples of affirmative sentences using can to express ability like "I can speak French" and cannot to express inability like "I cannot cook pizza." Negative sentences are formed by adding "can't" or "cannot" before the infinitive verb. Questions are formed using interrogative words before can/cannot and the subject plus infinitive verb. The modal verbs can and cannot are used to talk about ability and possibility.

1. Modal Verb:
Can & Cannot.
Affirmative, negative and Interrogative sentences.

2.  I can speak
French.
 I can’t dance.
 I cannot cook
pizza.
 You can eat in the
park.
 She can’t study at
night.
 I cannot got out
today.
Uses: We use the modal can or can’t to talk about:
Ability Possibility

3. Affirmative sentences
I
You (s)
He
She
It
We
You(p)
They
can
take tours of
castles.
walk around
historic places.
Subject + can + infinitive verb + complement.

4. Negative sentences
I
You (s)
He
She
It
We
You(p)
They
can’t
cannot
drive a car.
see pyramids.
Subject + can’t + infinitive verb + complement.

5. Interrogative and short answers
Wh – word + can + Subject + infinitive verb + complement?
Can
I
You(s)
he
she
It
You(s)
we
they
go to the tops
of towers?
Yes,I/ you/ he/ she/ it/ we/ you/ they can.
No,I/ you/ he/ she/ it/ we/ you/ they can’t.
What can you do ?
You can ride a horse.

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