Budi and Linda_____ to school tomorrow morning

• won't go

• will go

• go

• going

Mother : Can you help me?

Son : What is it, Mum?

Mother : I can't reach the orange on the table.

Son : I will take it for you.

Which expression expresses willingness?

• Can you help me?

• What is it, mum?

• I can't reach the orange on the table

• I will take it for you

I will meet you in the airport

the underlined expression is used for ....

• Greeting someone

• Inviting someone

• Expressing willingness

• asking for someone's opinion

Sukma : When will you go to the airport?

Lisa : I ... go at a quarter to seven

• can

• will

• would

• should

Librarian : Sh! ...? There are some students reading books

Lisa : Ok. I'm so sorry

• won't you be lazy

• won't you be brave

• won't you be quite

• won't you walk

Joe : can you swim?

Key : . . . .I’m afraid of drowning

• Yes, I can

• No, I can’t

• Of course

• Definitely

I . . . speak Korean very well, but I . . . ask for someone’s name and age

• can’t – can

• can – can’t

• will – won’t

• won’t - will

“Are you able to edit photos with Photoshop?”

“………………… . But my brother is able to do it”

• a. No, I am not able to do that.

• b. Yes, my brother is able to do that.

• c. No, my brother is not able to do that.

• d. Yes, I am able to do that.

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

“Yes, I will tell her.”

• Can you

• Are you

• Will you

• Are you able to

“Will you come to the drama rehearsal?”

“………………… . I am so excited about that”

• Yes, I will.

• No, I will not.

• I don’t know.

• I am not sure.