We use "be able to" to talk about abilities, just like "can." In this video, I give examples of both forms in the present, future, and past.
About me: I teach English to immigrants, refugees, and international students in the United States. I love using a flipped classroom model when possible, and that's how I got started making videos. I like to keep them short and specific so that students and teachers can get just the information they're looking for in a succinct format. Thanks for watching!
