He can play tabla better than Rohan can. /
He is able to play tabla better than Rohan can.

I can go to gym from the next month. /
I could go to gym from the next month. /
I may go to gym from the next month.

Can I use your mobile for a call? /
Could I use your mobile for a call? /
May I use your mobile for a call?

I will be able to learn English in 90 days.

I can play football very well. / I’m able to play football very well.

He can come to my house today. /
He could come to my house today. /
He may come to my house today. /
He might come to my house today.

Uncle, can we play here? /
Uncle, could we play here? /
Uncle, may we play here?

Tomorrow, I can go to my maternal uncle’s house. /
Tomorrow, I could go to my maternal uncle’s house. /
Tomorrow, I may go to my maternal uncle’s house. /
Tomorrow, I might go to my maternal uncle’s house.

You can watch TV now. /
You could watch TV now. /
You may watch TV now.

Can I take a leave tomorrow? /
Could I take a leave tomorrow? /
May I take a leave tomorrow?

I will be able to ride the bike in a week.

You can sing very well. / You’re able to sing very well.

I will now be able to go to Goa next year only.

Will you be able to play?

Could you play?

Can you play? / Are you able to play?