Examples of using To be able to read in English and their translations into Dutch
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To be able to read the entire article, you must enter your e-mail address.
But Mummy seemed to be able to read them anyway, as if she were  inside my head.
To be able to read these files, the program Adobe Acrobat Reader must be  installed on your computer.
In order to be able to read and write to  USB devices, users need to be  members of operator.
In order to be able to read and edit documents and presentations, a user also needs the right software.
you may have to  enlarge the picture to be able to read it.
you have to  recover the bodies to be able to read them.
I hope to be able to read here quickly that you will get full openness.
Don't expect your partner to be able to read your mind or“figure it out.”.
To be able to read the minds of foreign leaders to  know exactly what their plan of attack is. .
She wants to be able to read your lips- and look into your eyes.- Oh.
If you want to be able to read CD-ROMs, you need support for the ISO 9660 filesystem.
I would like to be able to read a pattern and“get it” without having to  rely on a video.
You need to be able to read actual testimonials that verify usefulness of these tablets.
In order to be able to read this, you will need Adobe reader,
To be able to read or join a group you have to  subscribe to  a group.
Visitors to  a library want to be able to read, study or work at ease.
Johnny Giles to be able to read that.
you expect to be able to read it don't you?
During the Russian language course of the University of Groningen Language Centre you will first learn the Cyrillic script, in order to be able to read and write Russian.