The sentence "She can barely speak French" uses the verb modifier "barely" (an adverb) correctly to modify the verb phrase "can speak," indicating a very limited ability; if the sentence were incorrect in a multiple-choice context (as seen in search results), the incorrect option would be something like "She can to speak French" (incorrect use of "to") or a sentence with a misplaced modifier or wrong adverb form, not the one provided.
Identify the sentence with the incorrect use of the verb modifier. She can barely speak French.
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