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    This document provides information and exercises about ability and disability using the verbs "can" and "could". It includes a series of questions asking about various abilities that begin with "Can you...". It then discusses the use of "will" to talk about the future and "would" to talk about the past, hypothetical situations, and conditions. Links are provided to additional videos and worksheets on these grammar points.

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    This document provides information and exercises about ability and disability using the verbs "can" and "could". It includes a series of questions asking about various abilities that begin with "Can you...". It then discusses the use of "will" to talk about the future and "would" to talk about the past, hypothetical situations, and conditions. Links are provided to additional videos and worksheets on these grammar points.

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    ABILITY /

    DISABILITY
    CAN/CAN’T
    COULD/COULDN’T
    WATCH THIS VIDEO

    https://youtu.be/h4WM7W
    FHs6M
    THE USE OF CAN AND COULD

    https://
    youtu.be/dhlu5Wtrj4Q
    BONGO - BONGO
    No Question Who has the ability?
    1 Can you play a musical instrument?  
    2 Can you cook?  
    3 Can you swim?  
    4 Do you have the ability to sing?  
    5 Can you operate a computer/laptop?  
    6 Can you speak two foreign languages?  
    7 Can you remember all your friends’ name at school?  
    8 Can you use Canva app?  
    9 Can you listen to people when they are talking?  
    10 Can you spell your name?  
    PLAY SIXTEEN STRIPS QUESTION

    Impromptu Speaking
    LIVE WORKSHEETS

    Link

    https://www.liveworksheets.com/jp378467cg
    WILL

    1. Will (Future)
    We will be in Jakarta by 9 pm tomorrow. (prediction)
    I am not hungry, so I will just have an orange juice. (decision)
    I will send you all the details by email. (promise)
    WOULD

    II. WOULD - past tense of WILL


    We thought we would be in Jakarta by 9 pm.
    I wasn’t hungry, so I said I would have just an orange juice.
    She said she would send me all the details by email.
    WILL & WOULD
    FOR REQUEST
    • Would you please email that document to me? I need it ASAP*

    • Will you please answer the phone? I’m working.


    WILL & WOULD
    FOR HYPOTHESES

    • It would be very expensive to stay in a hotel


    WILL & WOULD
    FOR CONDITIONAL

    • I would give her a call if I could find her number.

    • You would lose weight if you took more exercise.


    SIMPLE EXCERCISE

    https://youtu.be/
    Z2kjzAVGfEA
    Worksheet level link: https://www.liveworksheets.com/to1244nc

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