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We Can be able to or We are able to Which one correct [on hold]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How Would One Use A Semicolon (;)?Is this correct for an email campaign subject?Which is correct (i miss you -or- miss you) Or both can be true In the correct EnglishWhy are both blazing or blazingly appropriate?No one knows or no one know?“You are spoilt” or “You are spoiled”Out of position/place?Which one is correct? He doesn't have got a car or He doesn't have a car“You can” vs. “You can do”Ability in the future: “can” vs “will be able to”?
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Can anyone correct me?
We can be able to do it and we are able to do it. Both the sentences are correct.
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We can be able to do it and we are able to do it. Both the sentences are correct.
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Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
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4 hours ago
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We can be able to do it and we are able to do it. Both the sentences are correct.
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We can be able to do it and we are able to do it. Both the sentences are correct.
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put on hold as off-topic by David, Cascabel, FumbleFingers, jimm101, Jason Bassford 4 hours ago
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Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
– FumbleFingers
4 hours ago
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Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
– FumbleFingers
4 hours ago
Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
– FumbleFingers
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
– FumbleFingers
4 hours ago
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Welcome to EL&U. The first seems a little redundant...but without context it is hard to say.
– Cascabel
4 hours ago
I think there are still some Americans who find the tautologous I might be could do it (regional dialect?) quite "natural", but that one certainly doesn't work for me. On the other hand, there's no obvious reason why I won't accept that, whereas I'm reasonably happy with I maybe could do it (though I'd much prefer I could maybe do it).
– FumbleFingers
4 hours ago