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Tip of the week: Can/Could/Be able to.

TIP OF THE WEEK

TIP OF THE WEEK

Can/Could/Be able to

Can: Expresses general ability in the present.

Could: Expresses general ability in the past.

Be able to: Expresses general ability in the past and present.

Examples:

I can play the guitar.

I could play the guitar when I was a child.

I’m able to play the guitar.

I was able to play the guitar when I was a child.

Tip of the week: Can/Could/Be able to.

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