Can you read this for me? ​ (a)   ​ (b)   to see without my glasses.

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• couldn't
• can
• I can't
• 'm not able

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After 2 years in China, I ​ ​ (a)   ​ to speak quite fluently now.

• could
• 'm able
• couldn't
• would

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I hate ​ (a)   understand my French neighbours.

• not being able to
• can't
• couldn't
• could

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When he was 40, ​ (a)   speak six languages.

• he was able to
• can
• would
• is

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After 6 hours climbing, we ​ (a)   ​ reach the top of the mountain.

• were able to
• can
• would
• can't

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When I was a child I used to ​ (a)   stand on my head.

• be able to
• can
• would
• will

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Yesterday I lost my keys and I looked for them everywhere, but I ​ (a)   find them.

• couldn't
• can't
• will
• would

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Sally wasn't at home, but I ​ (a)   contact her at her office.

• was able to
• can
• is
• will

Choose the correct option/s for each gap below. Use can or could if possible.

___ lend me a pen, please? Choose TWO correct options

• Can you

• Could you

• Are you able to

• Is you able to

Choose the correct option/s for each gap below. Use can , able to or could if possible.

Not all countries ______ to manufacture high-quality products.

• are able

• can

• could

• would