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Ich kanne morgen leider nicht kommen.
Ich kann morgen leider nicht kommen.
Ich kann morgen leider nicht kommen.
In the ich form, modal verbs have no ending: ich kann, not ich kanne.
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In a main clause the conjugated verb stays in second position; in a subordinate clause after weil, dass or wenn it moves to the end: weil die Heizung kaputt ist. Both orders are corrected here with the rule named.
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