Ability & Willingness

The questions are too easy. We . . . . . answer them correctly.

• can
• will
• should
• must

Can he reach the cookies?

• No, he can't.

• Yes, she can.

• Yes, he can.

• No, she can't.

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 3, "will you buy me iced tea, 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

Lindi and Linda ____ to school with the school bus.

• won't go

• will go

• go

• going

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.

• I don't think I can.

There is so much smoke from the outside. . . . . . you please . . . . . the window?

• will - open

• will - close

• can - sell

• can - push

Joe : can you swim in the river?

Key : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , I have a trauma with river.

• Yes, I can

• No, I can’t

• Of course

• Definitely

Miss Riri : Will you help me to bring these books?

Bony : Sure, Miss. I will . . . . . . . you to bring them.

• help

• helps

• helping

• helped