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21 English lessons about the concept of
'be able to'
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“Things started out well, but we were never able to really gain traction.”
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“I can tolerate a long commute as long as I'm able to get a seat on the train.”
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“I couldn't see because of the glare.”
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“I'd love to go, but I don't know if I'd be able to manage it financially.”
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“The last thing I want is for you to feel like you can't open up to me about this kind of stuff.”
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“I don't think I'd be able to endure that kind of pain.”
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“I can tolerate the heat, but what I can't stand is this humidity!”
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“I can barely hold my eyes open.”
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“Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.”
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“We're no longer able to afford the mortgage payments.”
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