Daily-use sentences using the word "able": 1. I am able to solve this problem. 2. She is able to swim well. 3. He was not able to attend the meeting. 4. Will you be able to help me tomorrow? 5. They were able to fix the car. 6. I want to be able to speak French. 7. She is able to finish the work on time. 8. He was finally able to buy his dream house. 9. Are you able to hear me clearly? 10. We were able to complete the project successfully. | English Learning

Let’s learn how to pronounce the suffix ‘-able’ in English. When we talk about ‘able’ (meaning to have the power or skill to do something), it’s pronounced as /ˈeɪbəl/ or /ˈeɪbl/ – so it’s very strong! 💪 However, when ‘able’ is used as a suffix (meaning that it is added to the end of a word), it changes to /ə.bəl/ or /ə.bl/. It’s very weak and you need to say it very quickly!! 🐆 What other words end with the suffix ‘-able’? 🤔 By the way, do you want to start improving your pronunciation for y

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