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    The document discusses expressions for asking about and providing information on someone's capabilities and willingness to do something. It provides examples of dialogues where one person asks about another's skills or if they will help with a task, and the responses affirming or denying their ability or willingness. Key expressions highlighted include "Can you/they play guitar?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she can" as well as "Will you/they do it?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she will."

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    The document discusses expressions for asking about and providing information on someone's capabilities and willingness to do something. It provides examples of dialogues where one person asks about another's skills or if they will help with a task, and the responses affirming or denying their ability or willingness. Key expressions highlighted include "Can you/they play guitar?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she can" as well as "Will you/they do it?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she will."

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    The document discusses expressions for asking about and providing information on someone's capabilities and willingness to do something. It provides examples of dialogues where one person asks about another's skills or if they will help with a task, and the responses affirming or denying their ability or willingness. Key expressions highlighted include "Can you/they play guitar?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she can" as well as "Will you/they do it?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she will."

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    Capability and Willingness

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    The document discusses expressions for asking about and providing information on someone's capabilities and willingness to do something. It provides examples of dialogues where one person asks about another's skills or if they will help with a task, and the responses affirming or denying their ability or willingness. Key expressions highlighted include "Can you/they play guitar?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she can" as well as "Will you/they do it?" and "Yes, they/I/he/she will."

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    CAPABILITY

    Please read the following dialogue!

    Ery: My uncle, Anton, is a very skillful person.


    Nita: Really?
    Ery: Yes. He can do many things.
    Nita: Interesting. Can he play guitar?
    Ery: Yes, he can. He can also sing very well. And he can
    speak ten languages.
    Nita: Wow!
    Ery: He can even sew.
    Now, find out the expression of asking
    and giving information about capability!
    Ery: My uncle, Anton, is a very skillful person.
    Nita: Really?
    Ery: Yes. He can do many things.
    Nita: Interesting. Can he play guitar?
    Ery: Yes, he can. He can also sing very well. And he can
    speak ten languages.
    Nita: Wow!
    Ery: He can even sew.
    Now, find out the expression of asking
    and giving information about capability!
    Ery: My uncle, Anton, is a very skillful person.
    Nita: Really?
    Ery: Yes. He can do many things.
    Nita: Interesting. Can he play guitar?
    Ery: Yes, he can. He can also sing very well. And he can
    speak ten languages.
    Nita: Wow!
    Ery: He can even sew.
    The Pattern of Asking and Giving Information about Capability

    Positive Negative
    I I
    You You
    They Can play chess. They Can’t play chess.
    We We Cannot play chess
    She She
    He He
    It It

    Question Short Answer


    I I
    You You
    Can They play chess? Yes, They Can.
    We We
    She No, She Can’t/Cannot.
    He He
    It It
    Alternative answers

    1. Sistar can cook/she can cook.


    2. Ronaldo can play football/he can play football.
    3. Diana can play piano/she can play piano.
    4. Sarah can swim/she can swim.
    5. Ayu can dance/she can dance.
    Willingness
    (kemauan melakukan sesuatu)
    Please read the following dialogue!

    Mike: Hi, Jen. Can you help me?


    Jenny: Sure.
    Mike: Will you bring some of these books for me?
    Jenny: Okay. Where are we going?
    Mike: We are going to the classroom. Miss Portman
    asked me to distribute the books for the class.
    Jenny: Okay. Let’s do it!
    Now, find out the expression of asking and giving
    information about willingness to do something!

    Mike: Hi, Jen. Can you help me?


    Jenny: Sure.
    Mike: Will you bring some of these books for me?
    Jenny: Okay. Where are we going?
    Mike: We are going to the classroom. Miss Portman
    asked me to distribute the books for the class.
    Jenny: Okay. Let’s do it!
    Now, find out the expression of asking and giving
    information about willingness to do something!

    Mike: Hi, Jen. Can you help me?


    Jenny: Sure.
    Mike: Will you bring some of these books for me?
    Jenny: Okay. Where are we going?
    Mike: We are going to the classroom. Miss Portman
    asked me to distribute the books for the class.
    Jenny: Okay. Let’s do it!
    Asking and Giving Information about Willingness

    Positive Negative
    I I
    You You
    They will send it. They will not do it.
    We ‘ll We won’t
    She She
    He He
    It It
    Asking and Giving Information about Willingness

    Question Short Answer


    I I
    You You
    Will They send it? Yes, They will.
    We We
    She No, She will not/
    He He won’t.
    It It
    Please write requests about someone’s willingness to
    do something based on the following situations!

     Example:
    I want you to get me the novel  Will you get me the novel?

    1. I want you to open the door.


    2. I want you to get me some foods.
    3. I want you to leave me alone.
    4. I want you to turn off the television.
    5. I want you to call me later.
    Alternative answers:

    1. Will you open the door?/Can you open the door?


    2. Will you get me some foods? /Will you get some
    foods for me?/ Can you get me some foods?
    3. Will you leave me alone?/Can you leave me alone?
    4. Will you turn off the TV?/Can you turn off the TV?
    5. Will you call me later?/Can you call me later?
    Let’s Play a Game!

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