Ability & Willingness Quiz

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Test your grasp of ability vs willingness.

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Froggy Jumps Ability & Willingness QuizOnline version Test your grasp of ability vs willingness. by Violla Martin 1 Which sentence expresses present ability? a I will swim. b I am able to swim tomorrow. c I can swim. 2 Which sentence shows present willingness? a I will help you. b I can help now. c I am willing to help. 3 Choose the sentence that expresses past ability. a She could run fast when she was younger. b She will run fast. c She can run fast. 4 Which use means future willingness? a I will be willing to try. b I am willing to try. c I could try to run. 5 What expresses ability in the present with a negative? a I am able to swim yet. b I can't swim yet. c I won't swim yet. 6 Choose the sentence that shows general willingness. a People are willing to learn new skills. b People will learn new skills. c People can learn new skills. 7 Which phrase indicates lack of ability in the past? a She can't lift it yesterday. b She couldn't lift it yesterday. c She won't lift it yesterday. 8 Identify the correct pairing: ability vs willingness. a Can = ability; Willing = willingness. b Can = past; Willing = future. c Can = willingness; Willing = ability. 9 Which sentence shows willingness in the near future? a I am able to participate. b I will be willing to participate. c I can participate yesterday. 10 Choose the sentence that expresses ability in the future (rare use). a I can learn to play the piano. b I will learn to play the piano. c I could learn to play the piano.

Froggy Jumps

Ability & Willingness QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of ability vs willingness.

by Violla Martin

Which sentence expresses present ability?

I will swim.

I am able to swim tomorrow.

I can swim.

Which sentence shows present willingness?

I will help you.

I can help now.

I am willing to help.

Choose the sentence that expresses past ability.

She could run fast when she was younger.

She will run fast.

She can run fast.

Which use means future willingness?

I will be willing to try.

I am willing to try.

I could try to run.

What expresses ability in the present with a negative?

I am able to swim yet.

I can't swim yet.

I won't swim yet.

Choose the sentence that shows general willingness.

People are willing to learn new skills.

People will learn new skills.

People can learn new skills.

Which phrase indicates lack of ability in the past?

She can't lift it yesterday.

She couldn't lift it yesterday.

She won't lift it yesterday.

Identify the correct pairing: ability vs willingness.

Can = ability; Willing = willingness.

Can = past; Willing = future.

Can = willingness; Willing = ability.

Which sentence shows willingness in the near future?

I am able to participate.

I will be willing to participate.

I can participate yesterday.

Choose the sentence that expresses ability in the future (rare use).

I can learn to play the piano.

I will learn to play the piano.

I could learn to play the piano.

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by Violla Martin

Which sentence expresses present ability?

Which sentence shows present willingness?

Choose the sentence that expresses past ability.

Which use means future willingness?

What expresses ability in the present with a negative?

Choose the sentence that shows general willingness.

Which phrase indicates lack of ability in the past?

Identify the correct pairing: ability vs willingness.

Which sentence shows willingness in the near future?

Choose the sentence that expresses ability in the future (rare use).

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