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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
ability
Some Middle East countries are showcasing their military ability/capability.
Which is correct?Is there any difference?
Thanks.
Which is correct?Is there any difference?
Thanks.
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For me, either. I can't see any difference.
- For me, either.
- I can't see any difference.
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Could you give me an example where only one of them is correct? They seem interchangeable all the time.
ca·pa·bil·i·ties
1. The quality of being capable; ability.
ca·pa·bil·i·ties
1. The quality of being capable; ability.
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Let's try this one.
I have the ability to run, but being drunk I don't have the capability.
Oh dear, here we go .........
I have the ability to run, but being drunk I don't have the capability.
Oh dear, here we go .........
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HEHe..here it comes. WHY?
If you can't explain why, a couple more examples might help.
If you can't explain why, a couple more examples might help.
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ability = able to
Capability = have the necessary ??? to be able to.
I think I need to go for a beer - or 2 or 2/2 - maybe I should change my name to Optisum.
Capability = have the necessary ??? to be able to.
I think I need to go for a beer - or 2 or 2/2 - maybe I should change my name to Optisum.
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