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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I'm unable to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It indicates that the speaker is not able to do something or is experiencing difficulty in doing so. Example: "I'm unable to attend the meeting tomorrow as I have a prior commitment."
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I'm unable to get to her".
A dimension I'm unable to see into".
Today, I'm unable to see it.
The sort I'm unable to grow and am jealous of.
What if I'm unable to produce the card?
When I'm unable to sleep, I can watch our baby.
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(I was unable to reach Bejan).
I am unable to tell you.
I am unable to report success.
I was unable to resuscitate her.
I was unable to assist him.
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