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."

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Rachaeita

Bangladesh

I’m not able to download and listen MP3 lessons, because I do not have access to go super!

amirhosein_121

Iran, Islamic Republic Of

hi
i am a man from iran
i like to chat from you
you are very biutiful & i love you …
call me please
my tell : 00989360523200

amirhosein_121

Iran, Islamic Republic Of

hi
i am a man from iran
i like to chat from you
you are very biutiful & i love you …
call me please
my tell : 00989360523200

Bruce_zhou

China

I like use this vocabulary very much ,becasue it is very common and usefully,i like use be able to instead of can or can not,such as,i was suddently able to speak english with foreigner after i constant blurting out useful sentence for several weeks later.