Choose the option that completes the gap(s).

He says he ...... find me a job, but will accommodate me

Kosi02

5 years ago

The selected option is incorrect because using the verb 'can' and 'be able' at the same time is a tautology.
It's either you say: ' he cannot find me a job' or you say: 'he is not able to find me a job' (which is C).
Thank you.

rehoboth2019

6 years ago

d answer is c

Despicableme

6 years ago

Pls the answer is C. .

Can and able do does not appear in a sentense

Moscoblow

5 years ago

Answer is C

Sarahetmoses

4 years ago

Note: you can't use "can" and "be able" together.
So the answer should be "he could not find me a job".

Japhetic

5 years ago

the answer is c
"can" doesnt preced "able to" in a sentence whether in negative form or positve form

Abu321

4 years ago

A principle known as VERB SEQUENCE states that the tense in clause A determines the tense in clause B.
So correct option is C

Greengate

2 years ago

The answer is c definitely

oluchij

9 years ago

yea guess d is correct could i heard is a continuos sentence

nonoimeh

5 years ago

Plz de and is wrong ooi

jamesgoodluck

5 years ago

It's supposed to be could not

izzyway80

10 years ago

I disagree with the answer given to my question,, please I need full substantial answer.

Fredrick005

9 years ago

so complicated... further explanation pls

Kenhinde

3 years ago

Yes nah... ABI which one is"is not able to find me a job"that's tautology menh🤦🏻‍♂️

OsagieN

2 years ago

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