Giving and Asking for Ability

Rakha : Can I help you bring your bag?

Rafif : . . . I can do it myself

• Yes.

• Sure.

• Of course.

• No, Thanks.

Mia : It’s hot in here. . . . , please?

Rara : Sorry, but the fan doesn’t work.

• Can you turn of the fan

• Can you turn on the fan

• Can you break the fan

• Can you open the fan

Chika : Can you lend me some money?

Dira : . . .

• No, thanks.

• You are right.

• Sorry. I forgot.

• Sorry. I don’t have any.

Anna can’t sing because ….

• She has sore throat

• She can play guitar only

• She has melodious voice

• She is good at all musical instruments

Akha : Can you play the piano, Afif?

Afif : . . ., but it’s not very good.

• No, I can’t

• Yes, I can

• Not at all

• No problem

Annisa : How’s his English?

Safira : He. . . speak English fluently. He ever stayed in America.

• can

• will

• cannot

• will not

Susy : This room is noisy. I . . . hear Rara’s voice.

Boby : Let’s move to the front row seat.

• cannot

• will not

• can

• will

Tania : Clara, look! I have a new novel.

Clara : . . .

Tania : Sorry, I’m still reading it.

• Can you read it?

• Can you see it?

• Can I borrow it?

• Can I write it?

Roy : What did happen to Sofia yesterday?

Sandra : Sofia broke her legs. She . . . walk for a while.

• can

• will

• cannot

• will not

Sam : Can you swim?

Shina : . . . . I’m afraid of drowning.

• Of course

• Definetely

• Yes, I can

• No, I can’t