B Read Karen Cooke's CV. Then complete the sentences with the correct form of can, could, or be able to.2 She speak a little Portuguese when she started working in Lisbon.3 She speak French4 She design websites since 2004.5 She finish her PhD before she left the USA.6 She'd like speak Spanish7 Shell speak a little Spanish soon.​

2 She could speak a little Portuguese when she started working in Lisbon.
- The word "could" is used here to talk about her ability to speak a little Portuguese in the past. She had the ability to do it at that time.

3 She can speak French.
- The word "can" is used here to talk about her present ability. She currently has the ability to speak French.

4 She has been able to design websites since 2004.
- The phrase "has been able to" is used here to talk about her ability to design websites since 2004.

5 She could finish her PhD before she left the USA.
- The word "could" is used here to talk about her ability to finish her PhD in the past. She had the ability to do it at that time.

6 She would like to be able to speak Spanish.
- The phrase "would like to be able to" is used here to talk about her desire to have the ability to speak Spanish in the present or future.

7 She will be able to speak a little Spanish soon.
- The phrase "will be able to" is used here to talk about her future ability to speak a little Spanish. She is expected to have the ability in the near future.