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Be able to and can are both used to talk about ability, but the way we use them is different sometimes. For today’s English lesson, I’m going show you how you can use be able to andcan in your everyday English conversations and writing.
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I’ve tried to listen to many times to understand the dialogue… Let’s go:
1 – Jack can’t type fast like his colleague. He’s slowest and won’t hand the report in at the right time.
2 – His boss gonna flip out with him.
Are my phrasal verbs okay? And my comprehension? I hope so! 🙂
Adriano, yes. There is no need to flip out about the phrasal verbs you used. Thanks for handing in your homework!
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