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Mnrz57 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

are you able or are you be able

Hi
I'm a bit confused about the difference between "Are you able to..." and "Are you be able to...." the second doesn't make sense to me in terms of grammar but I can see it's been used often. Can anyone shed some light on it?

Thanks
  

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" the second doesn't make sense to me in terms of grammar I agree with you but I can see it's been used often. Really? Please show us a few examples.

  • " the second doesn't make sense to me in terms of grammar I agree with you but I can see it's been used often.
  • Really?
  • Please show us a few examples.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I'm a bit confused about the difference between "Are you able to..." and "Are you be able to...." the second doesn't make sense to me in terms of grammar I agree with you

but I can see it's been used often. Really? Please show us a few examples.

Clive
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Mnrz57Hi

I'm a bit confused about the difference between

"Are you able to..." Emotion: yes

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Hi, Thanks for your reply

In internet I did a search and that's why I was confused:

Are you be able to provide a signed consent form from the policy holder of your insurance?
source: http://www.ithacacarshare.org/csh_eligible.html

Are you be able to apply for citizen visa fo
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What do you mean by "Thanks anyway"? Do you still think that "are you be able to?." is correct?
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Hi,

Both of your examples are incorrect English.

There's a lot of incorrect English on the internet, alas!


Clive
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canadian45What do you mean by "Thanks anyway"? Do you still think that "are you be able to?." is correct?
No... I just wanted to thank you
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CliveHi,Both of your examples are incorrect English.There's a lot of incorrect English on the internet, alas! Clive
Aw yes..unfortunately we're living in a world full of correct and incorrect information
Thanks... now I'm sure they are not correct
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Are you able to pick me up? I just want to know if this is wrong grammatically?
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Are you able to pick me up? I just want to know if this is wrong grammatically?

I think the above example is wrong.

It should be :

Are you going to be able to pick me up?

or

Are you gonna be able to pick me up?

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