Asking and Giving Information about Someone's Capability

Nadine: Besides English, what language can you speak?

Indy: .................................................

the suitable expression to complete the dialogue is...

X: .................................................................

Y: yes, I could play the piano since I was ten.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is. . .

Dina: can you help me to lift this heavy table?

Dena: I am sorry, I am not able to lift it in that way. It is too heavy for me.

The underlined sentence shows...

Mom: Lissa, could you turn on the TV please?

Lissa: (a)   (Capable)

Mom: Thank you Lissa.

Wich one of these following expressions are showing incapability?

Joan: Bianca, can you return the book to the library for me, please?

Bianca: Certainly. I can and I will

According to the dialogue, Joan is...

Roberta: Could you pay attention for a moment, please?

Winda: ................................................

Roberta: We have to submit this work right now.

"Wow that's expensive. I can't afford it. Can you give me a discount?"

What does the underlined expression mean?

Luna says, "My teacher gave me a difficult project to be finished next week. I don't think I can do it"

What does the underlined sentence expresses...

The sea is very clear. I . . . see the fish from here.