one could not move without the other. ( use unable to )
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The sentence can be written using unable as:
One is unable to move without the other.
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One was unable to move without the other.
Explanation:
- 'Unable to' is a grammatical term, meaning that you are unable to do something, or that your actions are restricted.
- The two words cannot be used interchangeably. However, it is still possible to use the verb phrase 'unable to' when the object and subject are the same.
- A person who can't do something is 'unable to". While a person who can't, or has trouble doing something is 'unable to".
- When you use the phrase "unable to" it is a way of expressing that you do not have a choice or option.
- It is the third person use of the verb "to be" in the sense of "unable to. "He is unable to use his left arm" is the same as "He is unable to use his left arm.
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