Understanding the Modal Verb 'Can'

What is the primary function of the modal verb 'can'?

• To express past actions

• To indicate future plans

• To talk about ability and possibility

• To describe habitual actions

Which sentence correctly uses 'can' to express ability?

• I can driving a car.

• He cans swim very fast.

• She can to play the guitar.

• They can speak three languages.

How do you form a negative sentence with 'can'?

• Use 'can't'

• Add 'no' before 'can'

• Use 'doesn't can'

• Add 'not' after 'can'

Which of the following is a correct question form using 'can'?

• Help me can you?

• You can help me?

• Can you help me?

• Do you can help me?

What does 'can' indicate when used for possibility?

• A definite action

• A past action

• An impossible action

• A potential action

Which sentence correctly uses 'can' to ask for permission?

• Can I to open the window?

• Can I open the window?

• Open the window can I?

• I can open the window?

What does 'can't' imply when used for permission?

• It is encouraged

• It is allowed

• It is forbidden

• It is optional

Identify the incorrect sentence: 'She cans snowboard, but she can't ski.'

• She can snowboard, but she can not ski.

• She cans snowboard, but she can't ski.

• She can snowboard, but she cannot ski.

• She can snowboard, but she can't ski.

Which sentence is correct: 'Do you can speak Japanese?'

• You can speak Japanese?

• Speak Japanese can you?

• Do you can speak Japanese?

• Can you speak Japanese?

What is the correct short answer to: 'Can you help me move next weekend?'

• Yes, I can.

• No, I do not.

• Yes, I do.

• No, I will not.