CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO - what's the difference and how to use them
CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO - what is the difference between these modal verbs of ability and possibility, and how to use it correctly? CAN, COULD and BE ABLE TO can be used to talk about possibility and ability. You can use them with present, past and future tenses. But what is the difference between them and how can you use them correctly in English? Learn everything about CAN, COULD and BE ABLE TO in this video. ⭐️ Join my English Grammar Programme and learn to speak and write in English without mistakes. Find out more: Lower-intermediate level (A1-A2): https://englishwithaga.com/great-gram... Upper-intermediate level (B1-B2): https://englishwithaga.com/great-gram... 📚 Get a free English grammar booklet: https://5minutelanguage.ck.page/gramm... 💬 Master English pronunciation in 30 days: https://englishwithaga.com/english-pr... 📚 All English courses: https://englishwithaga.com/english-co... 🎥 Other videos you may be interested in: How to use 'I wish' in English correctly: • How to use I WISH in English correctly | L... Zero and first conditional in English: • ZERO and FIRST CONDITIONAL in English: wha... 10 ways to use 'would' correctly in English: • 10 ways to use WOULD correctly in English Improve your English grammar in 10 minutes: • IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH GRAMMAR in 10 minutes... ➡️ Follow me on Instagram: / english.with.aga

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