Past Ability: Could, Was Able To, Managed To
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TeachingEnglish - British Council - 🏊♀️I can ______. a. to swim b. swim. c. swimming. Do your students know the answer?🤨 🧡Practise using the modals 'can' and 'can't' in English with your
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LearnEnglish – British Council - Grammar A-Z Number 19: Modals – deduction (present) We use modal verbs like, must , may, might, could and can't to talk about how sure we are
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