1. Those bags will be too heavy for me to carry on my own. (ABLE) 1. ......................................................carry those bags on my own.
2. Anne wouldn't be able to do a job with a lot of responsibility. (CAPABLE) 2. Anne wouldn't.......................................a job with a lot of responsibility.
3. You weren't helping me, you were standing and watching while I struggled. (COULD) 3. You were standing and watching while I struggled when........................................
4. He had the chance to start his own company but he decided not .to (COULD) 4. He....................................................his own company, but he decided not to.
5. Things at work are going as well as possible. (COULDN'T) 5. Things at work...................................better than they are.
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1. I wouldn't be able to carry those bags on my own. 2. Anne wouldn't be capable to do a job with a lot of responsibility. 3. You were standing and watching while I struggled when...(i don't know how to rephrase this sentence) 4. He could do his own company, but he decided not to. 5. Things at work couldn't be better than they are.
Could you correct these rephrased sentences? 6. It was a ridiculous thing to say and obviously he hasn't thinking clearly. (CAN'T) 6. He can't think clearly because it was a ridiculous thing to say.
7. It's possible that Edward looks tired because he's working too hard. (MIGHT) 7. Edward might have been worked too hard and that's why he looks tired.