[B1+] Lesson 4A - Grammar

Match to make sentences.

• manage to find a hotel room

• He spoke very slowly, so we

• were able to understand him easily

• Even when he was a child, Pablo Picasso

• could draw really well

• We looked everywhere, but in the end, we didn't

• will be able to go to the beach

• I'm learning Spanish because I want to

• be able to speak to my wife's family

• Tomorrow the weather will definitely be better, so you

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He ____ practice with the band since he started his new job.

• wasn't able to

• won't be able to

• hasn't been able to

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Your sister speaks English really well. ____ speak it as well as she does?

• Could you

• Can you

• Have you been able to

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By the time he was seven, he ____ speak four languages fluently.

• can

• could

• 's been able to

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The banks are closed now, but don't worry; you ____ change some money tomorrow morning.

• 'll be able to

• could

• were able to

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Before she goes abroad on vacation, she tries to learn some of the language, since she likes ____ say a few words to the people she meets.

• being able to

• can

• will be able to

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He missed the last bus, but fortunately, he ____ find a taxi to take him back to the hotel.

• could

• can

• was able to

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I ____ find where your street was, so in the end I asked a police officer.

• can't

• couldn't

• haven't been able to

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She looked everywhere in her apartment, but she ____ find her car keys.

• can't

• won't be able to

• didn't manage to