- He is physically able.
1a. He is physically capable. - She is an able teacher.
2a. She is a capable teacher. - She is able to do hard work.
3a. She is capable of hard work.
3b. She is capable of doing hard work.
3c. She is capable to do hard work. - He is able to do murder.
4a. He is able to murder.
4b. He seemed capable of murder. - I do not doubt his ability to do the work.
5a. I do not doubt his capability to do the work. - Raman is a lazy student; he isn’t able to finish college.
6a. Raman is a lazy student; he isn’t capable of finishing college.
Please correct the above. Thanks.
3c is incorrect. ‘Capable to’ doesn’t work.
I don’t think do + murder is a good/suitable collocation.