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    Materi Bahasa Inggris Kelas 8 Bab 2

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    The document discusses three ways to express capability and willingness in English: 1) Using "can", "could", or "be able to" to express what someone or something is capable of doing now or in the past. 2) Using "will" or "would" to express what someone is willing to do now or in the past. 3) Examples are provided to illustrate the use of these terms to declare or question capabilities and willingness in positive, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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    Materi Bahasa Inggris Kelas 8 Bab 2

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    The document discusses three ways to express capability and willingness in English: 1) Using "can", "could", or "be able to" to express what someone or something is capable of doing now or in the past. 2) Using "will" or "would" to express what someone is willing to do now or in the past. 3) Examples are provided to illustrate the use of these terms to declare or question capabilities and willingness in positive, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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    The document discusses three ways to express capability and willingness in English: 1) Using "can", "could", or "be able to" to express what someone or something is capable of doing now or in the past. 2) Using "will" or "would" to express what someone is willing to do now or in the past. 3) Examples are provided to illustrate the use of these terms to declare or question capabilities and willingness in positive, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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    Materi Bahasa Inggris Kelas 8 Bab 2

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    The document discusses three ways to express capability and willingness in English: 1) Using "can", "could", or "be able to" to express what someone or something is capable of doing now or in the past. 2) Using "will" or "would" to express what someone is willing to do now or in the past. 3) Examples are provided to illustrate the use of these terms to declare or question capabilities and willingness in positive, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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    1.

    Stating Capability
    • Capability means the ability do something. To express capability or
    capability in English, we can use capital "can, could, or be able"
    • Can
    • can be used to express capabilities in the form of present tense /
    present. General pattern: S+Can +V1
    • Notice that Can is always followed by the first form of verbs
    • Examples in Sentences:
    • -          Jono can climb a tree. (Jono dapat memanjat pohon)
    • -          Siti can cook fried rice. (Siti bisa memasak nasi goreng).
    • -          Father and I can swim very well.
    • -          They can play guitars.
    • -          Birds can fly
    To declare an inability you can add -not, (can not / can’t)
    Example:
    - Tiara can not ride a bicycle.
    - Mother can't run fast
    - A penguin can't fly.

    To form an interrogative sentence, Can can be placed in front


    of the sentence.
    Example:
    - Can he sing a song? Yes, he can / no, he cannot
    - Can a gecko crawl? Yes, it can
    - Can you come to my birthday party? No, I can't. I'm busy.

    - Using cans with Question Words (5W + 1 H):


    - - What can I do for you?
    - - Why can't you come to my house?
    - - How can you fly a kite?
    - - Etc.
    Could
    Could function the same as can. The difference is that it
    can be used to express an action in the past tense. Apart
    from past tense, could be meant to be more polite (polite)
    not past form.
    Example:
    - Santi could walk 20 kilometers away.
    - The policeman could arrest the criminal.
    - Dani could not dance.
    - Could you please open the door?
    - Could she win the singing contest? Yes, she could / No,
    She couldn't.
    - What could your friend do to me?
    Be able to
    This form can also be used to express capabilities. Be (am, is, are
    / was, were) can be used both present tense and past tense.
    General pattern: S + be able to + V1
    Example:
    - She is able to finish the job herself.
    - Toni and Tini are able to collaborate.
    - They are able to win the football match.
    - Mother is able to cook delicious menus.
    - I am able to fix the leakage.
    To declare a negative sentence or an inability can be added -not
    after to be / be.
    Example:
    - We are not able to continue the journey.
    - It is not able to come on time.
    - The dog is not able to overtake the cat anymore.
    - I am not able to be with her anymore.

    To make an interrogative sentence be placed in front of the


    sentence.
    Example:
    - Is uncle Ben able to make a delicious cakes? Yes he is. No, he is
    not.
    - Are they able to compete at international level? Yes, they are.
    No they are not
    2. Stating Willingness
    Willingness means willingness to do something. To express that
    we can use capital - will / would. Which means will / will / be
    available.
    Will and would have something in common. The difference is
    that Will is used for the present tense form and now for the past
    form.
    General Pattern:
    S + Will/would + V1 (+)
    S + Will/Would + not + V1 (-)
    Will/would + S + V1? (?)
    Example:

    - I will visit your house.


    - She will come to your bithday party.
    - They will help you if you want.
    - He would go there.
    - Mom and Dad would leave the room.
    - Dodi will not (won’t) pay the bill.
    - Ririn would not (wouldn’t) take part in the competition.
    - Will Tina go with Arum tonight? Yes, She will. No, She will not
    (won’t).
    - Would you come here? Yes, I would. No, I wouldn’t.

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