✅ Lesson 5: Difference between BE ABLE TO, CAN, and COULD | Learn how to use them in the Present ...
Have you ever thought about how to say "could" or "been able to" in English? In this class of our pre-intermediate English course, you will learn to correctly use the expression "BE ABLE TO" in the present perfect, that is, "BEEN ABLE TO."
This structure is very common in intermediate English and is key to expressing abilities or achievements in the past when modal verbs like CAN or COULD cannot be used. As you know, these modals do not have a future or participle form, which is why we use this construction as an alternative.
During the class, we will give examples of BE ABLE TO in its different forms:
Affirmative
Negative
Interrogative
Interronegative
Short answers
This lesson is part of our free English classes focused on useful structures in English, to help you speak more fluently.
Don't miss this opportunity to improve your English and understand how to correctly use this important expression! ENJOY IT!
What will you learn in this video?
✔ When to use BE ABLE TO, CAN, and COULD.
✔ How to combine them with the Present Perfect.
✔ Practical examples to improve your English fluency.
✔ At 09:38, let's practice with some exercises.
📚 Download the practice guide for this class https://www.pacho8a.com/cursoinglesde...
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