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ABILITY. CAN and CAN'T We use can to say that someone has an ability (Natasha can play the piano) or an opportunity (She can go to the music room). - ppt
Can You Buy a House With an ABLE Account?
Remote Control and Support Software - Take Control - N-able
Usable vs. Useable: What Is the Right Spelling? - Capitalize My Title
GRAMMAR: Expressing ability
Re Use Able" Organic Cotton Tote Bag — Simple Ecology
Can - Could - Be Able to - My Lingua Academy
Suffix: -able - All Things Grammar
Usable vs. Useable: What Is the Right Spelling? - Capitalize My Title
Be Allowed to, Be Supposed to, Be Able to - My Lingua Academy
Everyone Should Be Able to Use the Public Restroom: When ADA Is Not Enough
Modals of ABILITY in English, Definiton and Examples - English Study Page
Be Allowed to, Be Supposed to, Be Able to - My Lingua Academy
able to/unable to/can/could/cannot/could not - Global ENGLISH CREATIVITY
Able or Ible
Withdrawals
How to Use Can, Could and Be Able To - English Modal Verbs for Ability - YouTube
able to/unable to/can/could/cannot/could not - Global ENGLISH CREATIVITY
Take your ABLE funds with you — ABLE for All Savings Plan
English for You, Rosa´s Blog: Suffixes -able / -ible: Uses and Pronunciation
Pin on English accurate
Working with the Suffix “able”. Editable with Answer Key. - ESL worksheet by dturner
