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accident / incident

You may hear the words accident and incident to refer to events in the news. These
words are easy to confuse, but they are not exactly the same! Incident is more
general, and accident is more specific.
Incident can refer to any event - big or small, good or bad, intentional or
unintentional. A bank robbery, a funny or controversial situation, an argument
between celebrities, etc. - all can be described as incidents.
An accident is a bad event caused by error or by chance. Accidents are always
unintentional, and they usually result in some damage or injury. A car crash is one
example of an accident. If some equipment malfunctions in a factory and injures the
workers, that is also an accident. Examples of very minor accidents are when you
step on someone's foot or spill your coffee on someone else. You didn't want or plan
to do it.
All accidents can ALSO be described as incidents – but not all incidents are
accidents.
If a drunk driver runs his car into a group of people, that is an accident (he did not
intend to do it; it was caused by alcohol and by chance). It could also be described as
an incident ("The incident occurred on Main Street at around 2:30 AM").
If some troublemaking teenagers throw rocks at a house and break its windows,
that is an incident (an event) but not an accident (because they did it on purpose;
they intended to do it).

able / capable

The difference between these words is extremely small – but usually we use able to describe current things someone can do, and capable to talk about someone’s future potential. It is not a strict rule, just a general tendency. She’s able to play a song perfectly after hearing it only once. (she can currently do this) She’s capable of becoming a successful musician. (she has the possibility of doing this in the future)
This technology has the ability to grow crops in the desert. (it can currently do this) This technology has the capability to end world hunger. (it has the possibility of doing this in the future) The opposite of able is unable, and the opposite of capable is incapable. The disease made him unable to move without pain. (he currently cannot move without pain) The treatments are incapable of curing the disease. (there is no possibility of curing the disease with the treatments) Note that we say able to, but capable of: The martial artist is able to break a concrete block with his bare hands. Good thing he’s very calm – I don’t think he’s capable of violence.

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