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Latest post Mon, Oct 24 2005 11:36 AM by s_s_sridhar. 2 replies.
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s_s_sridhar  +  151013 Mon, 24 Oct 05 11:01 AM

Hi All,

Is the following sentence correct,

I can able to access the new accout.

Thanks,

SRI

 
s_s_sridhar
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pieanne  +  151017 Mon, 24 Oct 05 11:12 AM

I'm afraid it's not... You have to use either "can" (I can access the new account) or "to be able to" (I am able to access the new account), but you can't mix them.

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Thanks lot..
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