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1. Be able to

   • It is used when we want to say that someone is capable of something, that they can. They can and can be replaced in some cases by this verb form.

2. Could

   • it is the past form of the verb “Can”, and it is used as an auxiliary to express a skill that was possessed in a previous time to the one that is happening, as well as to expose a possibility but in a more indirect way than the “Can” and finally , it is very useful to ask for permission or other things
     • 2. Tag Question
       • These are questions that are used to confirm what you think is true. ... The "tag" (the part of the sentence that makes it a question) is formed using an auxiliary verb in the negative if the sentence was affirmative or an auxiliary verb in the affirmative if the sentence was negative.
         • Examples
           • 1. Jessica is working now, isn’t she?
           • 2. Miami is always sunny, isn’t it?
       • 3. reflexive pronouns vocab
         • Reflective pronouns are those that are used when the action of the verb falls on the subject of the sentence itself. Furthermore, they are also often used when you want to emphasize that the subject has performed the action and not someone else. I cut myself while cutting some bread.
           • Examples
             • 1. She burned herself. 2. I blame myself for that mistake.

3. Can

   • The "Can" is a verb in its present form; used in the English language to express a skill that a certain person possesses, as well as to raise awareness of a possibility or request permission. It should be added that this is a modal verb, so it is used to ask, but in a somewhat informal way.