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Dileepa Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

What is the different between "be gifted" and "have a knack"?

I wrote the following sentence to understand the "be gifted" and "have a knack for". Please someone tell me, whether the the sentence is natural or not.


I wouldn't say I'm gifted, but I think I have a bit of a knack for computer programming.

  

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I'm gifted . This is used for important very difficult and impresisve things. eg I'm gifted as a cocert pianist.

— Clive

  • I'm gifted .
  • This is used for important very difficult and impresisve things.
  • eg I'm gifted as a cocert pianist.
  • I have a bit of a knack for This is used when talking of more mundane and practical natters.
  • eg I have a knack for fixing cars.
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I'm gifted . . This is used for important very difficult and impresisve things.

eg I'm gifted as a cocert pianist.



I have a bit of a knack for This is used when talking of more mundane and practical natters. eg I have a knack for fixing cars.

Clive

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