At The Studio

A: I hard your sister wanted to take lessons. Was she able to start?
B: Yes, she was. She started last month. She can do the fox-trot now, but she still isn’t able to do the waltz.

A: Why are you tacking dance lessons?
B: I want to be able to dance at my wedding.

A: Are you able to find Mrs. Suraikin at the studio yesterday?
B: Yes. She told me I’m able to compete in the tango contest next month!
A: Great! I know that’s really important to you.
B: Yes. Be able to do the tango in a contest means a lot to me.

A: Was you able to speak Russian as a child, Mrs. Suraikin?
B: Yes, I was. We spoke it at home, so I was able to speak it fluently.
A: Was your children able to speak Russian too?
B: No, unfortunately my children never learned Russian. They only speak English.

A: I’m not able do practice the waltz last weekend because I hurt my ankle.
B: That’s too bad. Are you able to practice next week?