Brasas English Course - Book 3 - Lesson 12

Question 1

What is the meaning of the phrase ‘to be able to’?

Answer 1

It indicates having the capacity, skill, or opportunity to do something.

Question 2

True or False: ‘To be able to’ implies a sense of capability or possibility.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Fill in the blank: ‘I need to study hard _____ pass the exam.’

Answer 3

to be able to

Question 4

What does ‘to be able to’ often indicate in a sentence?

Answer 4

Potential or capacity to perform an action.

Question 5

In what contexts can ‘to be able to’ be used?

Answer 5

Physical ability, mental capability, permission, opportunity, or knowledge.

Question 6

What is the synonym of ‘to be able to’?

Answer 6

To have the ability to

Question 7

How does ‘to be able to’ differ from ‘can’?

Answer 7

It is more formal and emphasizes capability or opportunity.

Question 8

Give an example sentence using ‘to be able to’.

Answer 8

She practiced hard to be able to perform well in the concert.

Question 9

What part of speech is ‘to be able to’?

Answer 9

An infinitive phrase

Question 10

In what tense does ‘to be able to’ usually appear?

Answer 10

Present or future tense

Question 11

What is the origin of the phrase ‘to be able to’?

Answer 11

Derived from Old English and Latin roots

Question 12

How can ‘to be able to’ be used in a sentence to express potential?

Answer 12

I will need to be able to speak French for the job.

Question 13

What does ‘to be able to’ suggest about the subject of a sentence?

Answer 13

The subject has the capability or opportunity to perform the action.

Question 14

True or False: ‘To be able to’ always implies a successful outcome.

Answer 14

False

Question 15

What is the opposite of ‘to be able to’?

Answer 15

To be unable to

Question 16

How does ‘to be able to’ contribute to the clarity of a sentence?

Answer 16

It specifies the capacity or opportunity for an action.

Question 17

What does ‘to be able to’ emphasize in a sentence?

Answer 17

The importance of capability or opportunity for an action.

Question 18

In what situations is ‘to be able to’ commonly used?

Answer 18

When discussing skills, permissions, or opportunities.

Question 19

What is the role of ‘to be able to’ in expressing conditions or requirements?

Answer 19

It highlights the necessity of having the capacity or opportunity.

Question 20

How does ‘to be able to’ help convey intentions or goals?

Answer 20

It signifies the ability or potential to achieve desired outcomes.

Question 21

What does ‘to be able to’ imply about the subject’s efforts?

Answer 21

The subject must make an effort to develop the capability or seize the opportunity.

Question 22

What does ‘to be able to’ suggest about the subject’s mindset?

Answer 22

A willingness to acquire the necessary skills or permissions.

Question 23

How does ‘to be able to’ affect the tone of a sentence?

Answer 23

It can convey determination, readiness, or commitment.

Question 24

What role does ‘to be able to’ play in expressing limitations or constraints?

Answer 24

It highlights the boundaries of capability or opportunity.

Question 25

How does ‘to be able to’ contribute to the precision of a statement?

Answer 25

It clarifies the specific capacity or opportunity required for an action.

Question 26

What are you abe to do

Answer 26

I`m able to pole dance