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able to do

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able to do something
to have the strength or skill to do something. (Able to can be replaced with can.) Are you able to carry those bags by yourself?
See also: able


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Many people will face a lot of trouble when they are trying to switch to a new service provider as the reason for this is they lack the basic knowledge of how they will be able to do it.
Increased Ability to Perform Skills When you have a wide range of movement, the more you will be able to do more things.
This means that if they are unable to install brakes effectively by themselves they should seek the help of an expert who will be able to do the job to a satisfactory level.
 
 
 
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