COULD-CAN-BE ABLE TO

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

I COULD PLAY SOCCER YESTERDAY.

• I CAN PLAY SOCCER YESTERDAY

• I WILL BE ABLE TO PLAY SOCCER YESTERDAY

• I WAS ABLE TO PLAY SOCCER YESTERDAY

• I AM ABLE TO PLAY SOCCER YESTERDAY

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

I CAN SPEAK GERMAN

• I WILL BE ABLE TO SPEAK GERMAN

• I WAS ABLE TO SPEAK GERMAN

• I COULD SPEAK GERMAN

• I AM ABLE TO SPEAK GERMAN

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

I AM NOT ABLE TO GO TO THE PARTY TODAY

• I WON'T BE ABLE TO GO TO PARTY TODAY

• I COULDN'T BE ABLE TO GO TO THE PARTY TODAY

• I AM CAN'T GO TO THE PARTY TODAY

• I CAN'T GO TO THE PARTY TODAY

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

THEY COULDN'T SLEEP LAST NIGHT

• THEY CAN'T SLEEP LAST NIGHT

• THEY COULDN'T BE ABLE TO SLEEP LAST NIGHT

• THEY WASN'T BE ABLE TO SLEEP LAST NIGHT

• THEY WEREN'T ABLE TO SLEEP LAST NIGHT

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

WE CAN'T GO ON VACATIONS BY NOW

• WE ARE BE ABLE TO GO ON VACATIONS BY NOW

• WE ARE ABLE TO GO ON VACATIONS BY NOW

• WE WON'T BE ABLE TO GO ON VACTIONS BY NOW

• WE AREN'T ABLE TO GO ON VACATIONS BY NOW

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

MY HUSBAND AND I COULDN'T SELL THE HOUSE

• MY HUSBAN AND I WON'T BE ABLE TO SELL THE HOUSE

• MY HUSBAND AND I WEREN'T BE ABLE TO SELL THE HOUSE

• MY HUSBAND AND I WASN'T BE ABLE TO SELL THE HOUSE

• MY HUSBAND AND I WEREN'T ABLE TO SELL THE HOUSE

CHOOSE THE SENTENCE WITH SAME MEANING:

I CAN'T SWIM NOW BUT I WILL BE ABLE TO SWIM IN A MONTH.

• I WON'T BE ABLE TO SWIM NOW BUT I CAN BE ABLE TO SWIM IN A MONTH

• I AM NOT ABLE TO SWIM NOW BUT I WILL BE ABLE TO SWIM IN A MONTH.

• I COULDN'T SWIM NOW BUT I WILL BE ABLE TO SWIM IN A MONTH

• I AM NOT BE ABLE TO SWIM NOW BUT I WILL BE ABLE TO SWIM IN A MONTH