[-2:26.00]He won't be able to see Jake's story.
[-2:27.00]he'll be able   to come in to work tomorrow.
[-2:28.00]He'll be able to come in to work tomorrow.
[-2:29.00]I don't think she'll be able  to see the story either.
[-2:30.00]I don't think she'll be able to see the story either.
[-2:31.00]Now you're going to listen to some sentences.
[-2:32.00]Change each sentence by adding a form of be able to after will or won't,
[-2:33.00]might or might not.For example,you hear....
[-2:34.00]Steven won't come to work tomorrow.And you say...
[-2:35.00]Steven won't be able to come to work tomorrow.
[-2:36.00]If you hear..  Jake might take a day offf tomorrow.
[-2:37.00]Then you say... Jake might be able to take a day off tomorrow.
[-2:38.00]All right?Let's begin.
[-2:39.00]Steven won't come to work tomorrow.
[-2:40.00]Steven won't be able to work tomorrow.
[-2:41.00]Jake might take a day off tomorrow.
[-2:42.00]Jake might be able to take a day off tomorrow.
[-2:43.00]Mike might not help Steven this week.
[-2:44.00]Mike might not be able to help Steven this week.
[-2:45.00]Marie won't see Jake's story on archaeology.
[-2:46.00]Maria won't be able to see Jake's story on archaeology.
[-2:47.00]Maria might return before Firday.
[-2:48.00]Maria might be able to return before Friday.
[-2:49.00]Jake will do excellent work in the future.
[-2:50.00]Jake will be able to do excellent work in the future.
[-2:51.00]And now,what about you?Will you be able to do excellent work in the future?
[-2:52.00]I hope so. That's the end of Lesson Five.
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