Ability and Inability

I'm sorry but I . . . . . to your party on Saturday because I'm going away for the weekend (can come/can not come)

Aldo is only five, but he . . . . . very well. His favourite books are adventure stories. (can read/can not read)

Ivan . . . . . three languages: English, Bahasa Indonesia, and Japanese (can speak/can not speak)

We . . . . . at the reataurant at 8 o'clock. (can meet/can not meet)

Could you please be a bit quieter? Your grandparents . . . . . the TV. (can hear/can not hear)

. . . . . you . . . . . the door for me, please? (can open/can not open)

I . . . . . him very well. He speaks so quickly. (can understand/can not understand)

He has swimming lessons every week and he . . . . . very well now. (can swim/can not swim)

Oh look, . . . . . you . . . . . that big bird? It's on that tree. (can see/can not see)

Deddy Corbuser . . . . . a car with his eyes closed. (can drive/can not drive)