Grammar: Verb CAN

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Singular Number = Ενικός Αριθμός
I can ride a horse.
Can I ride a horse?
I can’t ride a horse.
You can ride a horse.
Can you ride a horse?
You can’t ride a horse.
He can ride a horse.
Can he ride a horse?
He can’t ride a horse.
She can ride a horse.
Can she ride a horse?
She can’t ride a horse.
It can ride a horse.
Can it ride a horse?
It can’t ride a horse.
Plural = Πληθυντικός
We can ride a horse.
Can we ride a horse?
We can’t ride a horse.
You can ride a horse.
Can you ride a horse?
You can’t ride a horse.
They can ride a horse.
Can they ride a horse?
They can’t ride a horse.

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