Knack (instinctive or acquired?)
I'm wondering whether "knack" is a natural and instinctive ability or an acquired ability.
This is from Cambridge dictionary:
a http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/skill or an http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ability to do something http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/easily and well:
Is it a instinctive ability or acquired ability?
Top answer
I think it can be either, depending on context. He has a natural knack for those kinds of problems. Keep trying -- eventually you'll get the knack.
- I think it can be either, depending on context.
- He has a natural knack for those kinds of problems.
- Keep trying -- eventually you'll get the knack.
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I think it can be either, depending on context.
He has a natural knack for those kinds of problems.
Keep trying -- eventually you'll get the knack.
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