Correct or incorrect: When the garage mechanic showed me the bill for the repair, I didn’t have enough money on me to pay for it, but fortunately I could use my credit card this time.

That was not the right thing to do. OUGHT You ______ that.

Correct or incorrect: I wasn’t able translate the text into French because it contained too many unfamiliar expressions.

Correct or incorrect: Thank you for your job offer, but I am afraid I couldn’t accept it.

Correct or incorrect: I could taste and smell the garlic for hours after the meal.

I managed to see all my favourite bands at the festival. ABLE I _______ all my favourite bands at the festival.

Could / Couldn´t / Can you understand basic economics when you were eight?

Correct or incorrect: When you finally move into your new flat, you’ll be able to decorate it as you wish.

Correct or incorrect: He could run the marathon in less than three hours, although he had not been training regularly for ten days.

She’s absolutely amazing – she’s only seven and she can / was able to / can´t speak five languages, including Japanese.

Let’s climb that hill – we will have a good view of the ceremony from there. ABLE Let’s climb that hill – we ________see the ceremony well from there.

He couldn´t / could / can´t get to the meeting on time yesterday because his car broke down.