Expressing Ability and Willingness

From picture number 1 which one of the sentence that giving willingness?

• Can you write the message in English?

• I don't think I can.

• but I will try.

From picture number 2 which one of the sentence is asking an ability?

• I think you can ask me the question in English.

• I'm not sure

• but I will try.

“…………….. tell the teacher that I am still sick?”

“Yes, I will tell her.”

• can you

• are you

• will you

• are you able to

I sang a lot last night. I lost my voice. I . . . now

• can speak

• can't speak

• can hear

• can't hear

Deno : .... ? I’m having a barbecue in the garden?

Deven : Sure.

• Will you lend me your book

• Will you take me home

• Will you send me a party card

• Will you join me on Saturday

Can he reach the cookies?

• No, he can't.

• Yes, she can.

• Yes, he can.

• No, she can't.

From picture number 3, "Beni, will you close the window, please?" what kind of statement is it?

• Asking willingness

• Giving willingness

• Asking ability

From picture number 3, "But, why not you? You can sing , too, can't you?" what kind of statement is it?

• Asking willingness

• Asking ability

• Giving ability

Edo broke his leg. He..... walk for now.

• can not

• will not

Gary doesn't speak clearly. I..... hear his voice.

• will not

• can not