Word of The Day: Able

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"ABLE"


Pronounce: ˈābəl


Definitions:

Adjective:
1.      Having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
2.      Having considerable skill, proficiency, or intelligence.

Words that end with able:
1.      Calculable              : able to be
2.      Payable                  : due to be
3.      Taxable                  : subject to
4.      Fashionable           : relevant or in accordance with
5.      Suitable                 : having the quality to

Examples:
1.      I’ll be there as soon as I’m able.
2.      I hope you will be able to pass this exam.
3.      I will help you as much as I’m able.
4.      I’m able to finish my homework without anyone’s help.
5.      I’m able to run for 2 hours.

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