Can we use 'to' with modal verb?
I can't go home. or
I can't to go home.
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No, you can't. Modal verbs - can/could, will/would, shall/should, may/might, must - are always followed by the bare infinitive, never by 'to'.
The one exception I can think of is 'ought', which shares some characteristics with modals, but is followed by 'to'.
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The first one is right "I can't go home."
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I can’t go home. No need to use “to” :)
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For this example; "I can't go home." is the available sentence.
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