Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ability"

A: The speaker doesn't feel confident they have the ability to perform the action or task.

A: C. To manipulate

“to manipulate” describes the ability of the genes.

Whereas A and B are describing the action of the genes

A: It means that his abilities in fighting are poor or nonexistent.

A: 客観的にものを評する可能性はなくなりました。

Maybe.

A: it mean to work with little or less then what u need to do something but at the end the result is still great hope my explaining made it clear for u

A: Ok.
1. The ability to adapt is essential for survival.
2. Emily was surprised with his ability to adapt to tough situations.
3. You know what isn't a common phrase? The ability to adapt.

A: Work to the best of your ability.
He got in trouble because he did not work to the best of his ability.
Do not slack off, work to the best of our ability.
Even though I work to the best of my ability, she is still better than me.

Do these sentences make sense to you?

A: " I have the ability to communicate with animals. "

A: ex: I've the ability to sing.
ex: Tugging at her ability to work.
ex: Practice will give you the ability to be accurate.
ex: your ability to work for this company is not enough.

A: Ability:
"She had an impressive ability to draw"
"The ability to preform surgery is one acquired through many years of school and practice"
"I do not have the ability to fly, I wish I did though!"

Capacity:
"The crowded train was filled to capacity"
"The capacity of this restaurant is 97 people"
"My bag does not have the capacity to fit that many clothes in it"

Capability:
"This car has the capability to get 35 miles per gallon in gas"
"He was capable of making an 'A' on the test, he just didn't study enough"
"My computer does not have the capability to skype because it does not have a webcam"

A: They have very close meaning and they vary according to the situation.

Ability is something that you are able to do.

- I am able to walk!
- I am able to talk!

Capacity is something that you can do with that ability!
- I am capable of running 5miles!
- I am incapable of driving!

A: If someone has an ability it means they are able to do something.
She has the ability to exceed in maths.

If someone has an opportunity it means they have been given a chance.
She has been given the opportunity to go and study abroad.

Hope this helped :)

A: Ability: the skill to do something.

"I have the ability to throw a football well!"

Possibility: A likely or possible chance that something will happen.

"There's a possibility that it will rain today."

Opportunity: "A set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something."

"I have the opportunity to go to college."

A: ability is what you can do.example: i am able drive is ability
possibility is whether it happens or not.
example: police may caught me is possibility

A: Ability is having the power to do something, being able to do something.

Capability is being capable to achieve, do or generate something, being capable of something. Capability implies potential, the chance of being able to do something.

I hope it'll become clearer via examples;

A standard man has the capability to speak any language on earth, should he study it (that DOES NOT mean he has the ability to do so. He has the potential to do it, but not the skill itself)

Mr. Stevens is not capable of such an atrocious murder! He is a gentle, tender, and amicable soul! (It's implied that, judging by his character, it's almost impossible to imagine mr. Stevens committing said murder. But he is definitely able (physically and practically) to do it.

However, mr. Rogers wasn't able to commit this murder, because he was asleep at the time (he literally didn't have the ability, because, as much as modern science tells us, it's impossible to kill a man in one's sleep).

A: @newsuperelement I don't think there is a one word or phrase which directly translates 실행력 closest translation would be 'Execution ability'.

Common phrases that can express the same meaning,

ABC is good/bad at execution.

The company had a good plan but couldn't execute it well.

A person of action./ A person who gets things done.

Some people are good at coming up with ideas and some are good at executing them.

The difference between those who talk a good game and those who get things done.

A: The Holy Grail is a Christian relic that was lost. People have looked for it for 2000 years but can not find it. The sentence means that it would be very incredible and unexpected to successfully sell to Americans.

A: Patience.
To show Restraint.
To repress emotions.

A: She's really talented.
She has a good skill set.
She's very capable.

It depends a bit on the context but all of those work. Your sentence would work too.

A: There are lots of ways to say anything in English, unfortunately! You could say someone is "very musical", meaning they have a good aptitude for music related things, but also meaning they have an "ability to feel melody and rythm". A common phrase is "she has 'a good ear for music' ", meaning they learn melodies quickly and can understand what they hear well. "To have an ear for" is an interesting phrase.

A: × I think that he has a potential ability of soccer.
✓ I think that he has a potential for soccer.

A: i would say “him” instead of “himself”
“his ability to read sentences faster makes him outstanding in his class”
but “himself” is not wrong :)

A: Yes, that's fine! The only thing I might change would be "give a presentation" to "give the presentation" since you're talking about a specific presentation that you both are aware of.

A: × She has ability to speak but can’t talk…
✓ She has ability to speak, but doesn't talk...

× What is “selective mutism”…
✓ What is “selective mutism?"

× What do you do if your child can’t speak at school.
✓ What would you do if your child can’t speak at school?

× If there is a child who can’t speak by any fear around your children….
✓ What if there's an child who can’t speak without fear around your children?

× Do you know “selective mutism”?
✓ Do you know what “selective mutism,” is?

× It means having ability to speak but can’t speak in the school or the nursery.
✓ It's having the ability to speak, but not speaking in places like schools or nurseries.

× Someone can speak quietly and others can’t do routine behaviors even nodding, standing and sitting.
✓ Someone can speak quietly and others can’t even do routine behaviors, like nodding, standing, and sitting.

× It is say that they have symptoms with fear to express themselves.
✓ They fear expressing themselves.

× People around them don’t leave them alone thinking “They can’t do anyway” and “They will be stuck if I invite them to”.

× Anyone can learn skills to interact with others by modeling.
✓ Anyone can learn to interact with others.

× And they can play and enjoy with their friends without talking.
✓ And they can play and enjoy spending time with their friends without talking.

× It will improve them that just being together anyway.
✓ It will improve them by just being together anyway.

× They often get to be able to talk with a reliable person ,and then they can talk with more and more people.
✓ They're often able to talk with a trusted person, and then they can learn to talk with more and more people.

× It is also okay if you can’t doing anything.
✓ It is also okay if you can’t do anything.

× It is important that there is someone by them.
✓ It's important that there is someone with them.

Amazing topic to talk about. Your vocabulary is very large too! Keep it up 💪

A: "Carving out time" means setting aside time for something important when you are busy. For example, a parent might say to their child "I know I have been busy lately, but I will try to CARVE OUT time to come to your soccer game this weekend because I know how important it is to you."
It is like your schedule is the wood and you are "carving out" time from it.