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Can, Could: Ability, Permission, Possibility

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Explore can vs could for ability, permission, possibility.

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Explore can vs could for ability, permission, possibility.

by toizhan
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In everyday English , you express ability with . I ___ swim after school , and my friend says I practice daily . To express polite possibility , you ___ borrow my pen when you need a quick note . If something is not allowed , you ___ enter without a ticket , even if you ? re in a rush . When discussing past limits , you ___ finish the race in time , but you trained hard and tried anyway .

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Knowing the difference between and helps when speaking about , , or . We use can to describe present ability , as in I can swim . We use could to talk about past ability or hypothetical situations , as in I could run faster if I trained . For permission , may is common , but can also express informal allowance in questions like Can I borrow your book ? Could I borrow your book ? Both ask politely . When unsure about the future , we discuss possibility : It could rain today , or I could go to the park if the weather clears .

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