Modals and modal perfects
2. Suggestion 1. Ability (present) 3. Request She can’tpass the exam… She has no idea… 4. Certainty that something is impossible “Be able to” (ser capaz de) can be used in other verbal tenses (I have been able to…/ I will be able to…)
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