Can/Can't Usage in English Grammar

Which statement indicates that someone is unable to perform an action?

Which option best describes someone who is capable of completing a task?

Which phrase suggests a lack of ability or permission?

Which statement correctly conveys someone's capability?

Which of the following indicates the possibility of doing something?

What can be inferred about the person's ability to play the guitar?

What does the statement about the concert imply?

Which statement best reflects the dog's ability?

What does the inability to find keys suggest?

What conclusion can be drawn about working on the project as a team?

Can/Can't Usage

The text provides examples of using "can" and "can't" in sentences.
"Can" is used to express ability or possibility.
"Can't" is used to express inability or impossibility.
The examples cover a range of situations, including speaking languages, playing instruments, going to events, finding objects, swimming, completing tasks, driving, understanding instructions, and helping others.

Can/Can't Concept

"Can" and "can't" are used to express ability and possibility.
"Can" is used when someone is able to do something.
"Can't" is used when someone is unable to do something.

Examples

Someone who speaks multiple languages "can" speak those languages.
A person who does not play the guitar "can't" play it, despite being able to play the piano.
If tickets are sold out for a concert, people "can’t" attend.
Dogs "can" bark loudly.
If someone is unable to find their keys "can't" find them.
Someone "can't" swim in a shallow pool.
If people work together, they "can" potentially finish a project on time.
A person who holds a driver's license "can" drive a car.
If someone needs assistance to understand instructions, they "can't" understand them without help.
Someone who offers to help with homework "can" provide assistance.

This quiz explores the usage of 'can' and 'can't' in various contexts. You'll learn how to express ability, possibility, and inability through a series of illustrative examples. Test your understanding of these essential modal verbs in everyday situations.