Be Able To

To be able to do something means to have the ability to do it. Be able to is sometimes used in place of can or could. Instead of, "I can't go," you might say, "I am not able to go."

You can use be able to in any tense. Just change the tense of the verb be. For example, you can say, "I was able to see a movie last night," or, "He will be able to visit me tomorrow."

Be Able To Grammar Quiz

Be Able To Lessons:

Throw in the Towel	Fender Bender	Sixth Sense	Guided Meditation
Green with Envy	Learning an Instrument	Cheapskate	Midnight in Paris

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Anwer

Pakistan

I am not able to good learn English

mohammedhady

Kuwait

I'm able to improve mt self in english

miss Destiny

Dominican Republic

i'm able to get my goals!!!

zicoperry

Egypt

i'll be able to make a conversation in english if some one helps me :D

Liao Tian

Singapore

i am able to be a superhero

徐慧

China

you are able to be someone you want to be

realnica

Nicaragua

Interesting topic ! However one of my big questions is usually after a conversation there is a word wich is "though" , could be at the begining of the phrase or at the end , so exactly what does the word "though" mean AT THE END OF A CONVERSATION?