Match the functions of the modal verbs to the examples

Modal verbs:

• don't take -s, -ing or -ed affixes;
• are followed by the bare infinitive;
• don't need any auxiliaries (except have to).

Modals of Ability

Ability in the present (ability to do something in a particular moment)	I multiply numbers before we actually studied how to do it at school.
Ability in the past (general abilities)	On holiday, we get up early only because of a grandad.
Ability in the past (achieving something on a specific occasion)	My brother is taking guitar classes now. Next year he participate in a competition.
Ability in the future	I feel so good today! I think I do anything!
Ability in the present (general ability)	I play the violin quite well.

Modals of Inability

Inability in the present	I complete the Maths test yesterday because of a headache.
Inability in the past (specific occasion in the past)	Bob speak foreign languages.
Inability in the past (general inabilities and specific occasions)	When seven months old, Bob speak.