MichaelLu2000
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We often use “can” to refer to the scheduling or availability for doing something in the future. E.g. I can meet you tomorrow.
But what’s the difference between I can vs I’ll be able to in the following sentences?
1. I can fix your car on Friday.
2. I’ll be able to fix your car on Friday.
But what’s the difference between I can vs I’ll be able to in the following sentences?
1. I can fix your car on Friday.
2. I’ll be able to fix your car on Friday.