can 1 /kæn; unstressed kən/ USA pronunciation auxiliary (modal) verb. All present tense forms: can, past: could. auxiliary verb [~ + root form of a verb Adam Ashby, Ben Mataele and Uaisele Fa singing How Can I Be with the ukueles A: Can I take a holiday? B: Yes, of course. A: Can you do this work for me? take a holiday do this work for me 1. try on this suit show me a bigger one, too [Kids] I know I can (I know I can) Be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be) If I work hard at it (If I work hard at it) I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be) About Can I use provides up-to-date browser support tables for support of front-end web technologies on desktop and mobile web browsers. The site was built and is. Can I? Lyrics [Intro: Beyoncé] Can I, baby? Can I, baby? Can I, baby? Can I, baby? [Verse: Drake & Beyoncé] Can I? Bring you to the six where I really stay, Baby? Can your computer run that game? Does your computer meet or exceed the system requirements? Find out now, just takes seconds and it's free OMG! Drake and Beyonce’s sexy new song ‘Can I’ leaked on May 20 and needless to say, it’s our new chill-out jam. LISTEN here! It’s here! Can and may are most frequently interchangeable in senses denoting possibility; because the possibility of one's doing something may depend on another's acquiescence. Can 1 and may 1 are frequently but not always interchangeable in senses indicating possibility: A power failure can (or may) occur at any time. Despite the insistence.