Ability and Possibility in the future

They can't fix the TV today, but they _____ fix it tomorrow. (definite)

• will be able to

• might be able to

It's too dark to read the map now, but we _____ read it in the morning. (definite)

• will be able to

• might be able to

I can't speak Polish now, but I _____ in the future. (possible)

• will be able to

• might be able to

Stefan can take care of me now, but he ____ take care of me when I'm 90. (possible)

• will not be able to

• might not be able to

We can't help you now, but we ______ later. (definite)

• will be able to

• might be able to

I can remember the date now, but I _____ remember them in the test. (possible)

• will not be able to

• might not be able to

Present ability : I can speak English.

Future ability : I will be able to speak English.

Is that correct?

• Yes, ma'am!

• No, ma'am!

Present ability : I can speak English.

Future ability : I will be able to speak English.

Is that correct?

• Yes, ma'am!

• No, ma'am!