Dialog 1

A: Do you think you can help me with

this math problem?
B: Let me take a look. Yeah, I can do it.
A: Great! I’ve been stuck on it for a
while.
B: It’s not too difficult once you know
how to do it.
A: I guess I don’t have the ability to do
math then.
B: That’s not true. You just need some
practice.
Dialog 2
A: I want to learn how to play the piano.
B: I’m not able to play the piano myself,
sorry.
A: Oh, that’s okay. Do you know anyone
who can play?
B: Yes, my friend John can play. He
might be able to teach you.
A: Great! I’ll ask him. Thanks.
Dialog 3
A: Do you want to go see a movie with
me tonight?
B: I really want to go but I have to work.
A: Oh, that’s too bad. What time do you
get off?
B: At 08:00 p.m.
A: Maybe we can go see a late movie
then.
B: That sounds great! I’ll see you at
08:00 p.m.
Dialog 4
A: I can’t speak English.
B: What do you mean? You can speak
English perfectly well.
A: No, I can’t. I’m not able to speak it.
B: Yes, you are. You’ve been speaking
English just fine.
A: I’m not able to speak it fluently as
you can.
B: That’s not true. You’re a very good
English speaker.
A: Thank you.
Dialog 5
A: Do you know anything about cars?
B: Not really. I know how to drive one,
but that’s about it.
A: Can you change a tire?
B: No, I’ve never tried. Why? Do you
need help?
A: Well, my car just got a flat tire and I
don’t know how to change it.
B: I’m sorry, but I can’t help you. You
should call a tow truck.
Dialog 6
A: Hi, do you know how to drive a car?
B: Yes, I am able to.
A: Oh, that’s great! I’m not able to.
B: It’s not that difficult. I can teach you
if you want.
A: Really? That would be awesome!
Thanks.
B: You are welcome.