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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

capacity/capability/ability

Taliban in Aghanistan is not disabled. They have the capacity/capability/ability to retaliate.

Which is better? What's the difference?
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In this sentence there is, to me, little or no difference between the three words. I would say "The Taliban". I would also say " are not disabled", but there may be a UK/US difference here.

— Mr Wordy

  • In this sentence there is, to me, little or no difference between the three words.
  • I would say "The Taliban".
  • I would also say " are not disabled", but there may be a UK/US difference here.
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In this sentence there is, to me, little or no difference between the three words.

I would say "The Taliban". I would also say "are not disabled", but there may be a UK/US difference here.
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