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"Have/has" shows possession. "Can/can't" shows ability or permission and is followed by the base verb with no "to." "Like/want/need" express feelings and needs, usually followed by a noun or a verb+-ing/to-verb.
She can to swim.
She can swim. — Never use "to" after "can."
He have a dog.
He has a dog. — Use "has," not "have," with he/she/it.
need
She can't drive.