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

A: portable skills = skills that apply well to any job; a skill that you can learn at one job and use at another

Being a good listener is a portable skill. Every job requires you to listen to other people and understand them.

A: skill : pericia , habilidade , destreza

watch: espreitar ,observar , velar , vigiar

A: beceri

A: His skills were best used in the land war.

A: "In"是不是應該是"is"?

A: 1. The new job requires a different skill set than what I currently have.
2. In order to succeed in this industry, you need a different skill set than what you learned in school.
3. I admire people who can adapt to different situations and possess a diverse skill set.
4. I realized I needed to develop a different skill set in order to advance in my career.
5. Each department in the company requires a different skill set, which is why we have specialized teams.
6. It's important to recognize when you need to acquire a different skill set to achieve your goals.
7. The job market is constantly changing, so it's important to keep learning and developing a different skill set over time.
8. Being bilingual is an example of a different skill set that can be valuable in many industries.
9. The company is looking for candidates with a different skill set than what they currently have on their team.
10. In order to stand out from other candidates, it's important to have a different skill set than what is typically expected in your industry.

A: Please show me examples of English sentences.

I practice English everyday to improve my English listening,writing, and speaking skills.

I also watch a drama called Unlisted and I am making a video-call with my friend on Facebook.

I write on my English diary. But I feel that my level of English is beginner.
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Tell me as many common expressions as possible.

A: If you are asking how to improve your listening skills, I recommend watching American tv shows or movies in English, or listen to American music.
If you want example sentences with “what do I need to do to improve my listening skill” I am confused. Could you be more specific?

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A: She wants to improve her writing skill.

A: There is no difference between those two phrases ^

What might have been confusing you is that you can say "I will improve my English" without saying anything prior or after and it makes sense.

However, you can't say "I will have improved my English" without saying something prior or after and have it make sense. When you say "I will have" you have to state WHEN you will have.

e.g. "By next year i will have improved my english" or "I will have improved my english by next year"

A: Yes, skill is talent and technique is the way you perform something. For example, you are very good at basketball you are skilled and the technique he uses to shot the basketball is very different.

A: skill is your ability to perform a function. technique is the way in which you carry out your function....

e.g
i have the skills necessary to perform surgery, but my technique still needs improvement.

A: The first two are unnatural. Here are some examples:

"He's good at imitating people"
"Don't imitate me!"
"I was imitating his accent"

A: A skill is a practiced ability. A technique is the specific way you do something.

Public speaking is a skill. One technique that is used to improve public speaking ability is to practice in front of a mirror.

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A: It's just 'You need two important skills'

A: You can watch films in english, listen to english music and try to understand the meaning of the lyrics, and check the translation then if you're not sure, you can find some people who learn english too and talk with them about various things as well as you can help eachother with grammar and things

A: ‘These are skills that are needed in society.’

A: How to improve oral skills in English?

There are many ways that you can teach yourself English and practise English. Listen to and speak English every day, and read and write English every day. Using English every day will help you to learn English faster.

Set all the devices you have – iPhone, laptop, and others – to English. And set the websites and social media you’re using to English – like Google, Facebook, and any other website that you can change the language on. If you want to study British English, make sure it’s set to English (UK).

Grammarly. Put Grammarly on your devices. You can get the Grammarly app free. It will check your grammar and help you to learn English. There is also a premium version of Grammarly that you can pay for and it has a few extra features, but I only have the free version and I like it.

Dictionary. You need a good English dictionary. I like the Oxford Learner's Dictionary. You can listen to a native speaker pronounce each word.
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/

The Oxford Learner’s Dictionary was made for English learners, but I use it all the time because I like it. I can listen to the pronunciation of any word and I like the clear, simple meanings. And it has other features that I use all the time. It gives verb tenses, idioms, and other information.
And I keep the Paperback Oxford English Dictionary on my desk.

Grammar in Use. Get the books "Essential Grammar in Use" and "English Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy. These books will help you learn English grammar.

Post-it notes
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=post-it%20notes&FORM=BILH1

You can write the English words and stick them on the things in your house. It can be anything – door, wall, table, chair, bed, kitchen. You should do this for anything that is hard for you to remember, and anything that you've just learnt. This will help you to remember the English words for things that you see every day.

YouTube. YouTube is a great tool for learning languages. There are many English teachers on YouTube, and there are news videos and fun videos that you can watch. And there are videos that give tips about how you can improve your English.
• Nine fun ways to practise languages
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUj_6yWY5yc
• Language Learning Tips and Tricks | Get Fluent Faster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dONlrCFsHX4
• Great Tips for Learning British English | Lucy from “English with Lucy” Interview [Korean Billy]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG2JAXhFBRs

Other tools

ITalki, Audible, Lingoda, and other apps are recommended by the best English teachers. I haven’t used these apps, but they seem to be very effective.

• Audible
http://www.audibletrial.com/mmmEnglish
• Grammarly
https://www.grammarly.com/mmmenglish
• Imitation lessons with Emma
https://www.mmmenglish.com/imitation
• Lingoda – Lucy (English with Lucy)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcKBRtmsG7w
• Audible – recommended by Lucy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNOnyMRdDTA
• Audible – recommended by Emma:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrztIQ0F2-M
• iTalki – recommended by Lucy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN5HOpQDkOA
• iTalki – recommended by Anna:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpchyCxz91E
• AnkiApp might also be useful. I’m not familiar with this app, but flashcards are an effective way to learn vocabulary and an electronic flash card app could be very effective.
https://www.ankiapp.com/

HiNative. And, of course, you can ask questions here on HiNative.

Reading

Reading is a great way to increase your English vocabulary. Here are 9 books that are recommended for English learners.
https://www.english.com/blog/9-great-novels-help-improve-english

Reading a book while you're listening to the audiobook is great because you can hear how the word is pronounced while you’re looking at it.

Writing

You can keep a diary or a notebook in English. Writing in English will give you good practice. And writing what you have learned about English will help you to remember it.

Listening

There are many English teachers on YouTube. Find one who you like a and listen to them. I will give you a few of my favourites, but there are many others and you should find one who you like.
• Here are some of the best English teachers on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA3s7FmVMH8
• Anna (English Like a Native)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Hg2Ks00kCekyjZG_LxOmg
• Emma (mmmEnglish)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrRiVfHqBIIvSgKmgnSY66g
• Harry and Charlie (Real English with Real Teachers)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddhCpo99TYiSiRhmzVVSEg
• Jack (To Fluency)
https://www.youtube.com/user/tofluency
• Leila & Sabrah (Love English)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbc6petup_AULPR28xvM84A
• Lucy (English with Lucy)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz4tgANd4yy8Oe0iXCdSWfA
• Vicki & Jay (Simple English Videos)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskz5P7AEEVieGX2-Vtc4Dg

You can listen to any English video on YouTube. Find a channel in English that you like and subscribe to it. Listening to an English channel that you like will help you learn how to talk in English about the things you like.

Listening to comedians in English is a great way to learn vocabulary and hear the natural pronunciation because they make jokes about many different subjects and they speak the way people speak every day. And if you think the joke is funny then you know you’ve understood the English. (I know I should list only three or four examples, but there are so many of them that I find hilarious!)
• Adam Hills Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8XBtqkzNcM
• America is England’s fault.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJYY1CFKzTg
• Daliso Chaponda All Performances – Britain’s Got Talent 2017 3rd Place Winner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BRjNUCO3IY
• Dara O’Briain: Science doesn’t know everything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDYba0m6ztE
• Ed Byrne – Different Class – Traditions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj3_dSP30bU
• Frankie Boyle Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n7rb2Sk3Vw
• Henning When Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRIhHH4TQvU
• Jimmy Carr – Live at the Apollo (part 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cktacsSB64Y
• Jimmy Carr – Live at the Apollo (part 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-_8hVgS9dk
• Micky Flanagan – Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-bqJbC2fW4
• Rich Hall – Live at the Apollo 10/10/2005 (Part 1 of 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bi1E7QLWy-w
• Rich Hall – Live at the Apollo 10/10/2005 (Part 2 of 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt2qt0sATz8
• Romesh Ranganathan Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6APT_sv5XQ
• Sarah Millican Live at the Apollo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTZCcgdfN_s

Listening to the news in English is great because they speak a slightly more formal English.

• BBC News
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16niRr50-MSBwiO3YDb3RA
• Sky News
https://www.youtube.com/user/skynews

And here are a lot of other channels in English that will help you and you might enjoy.

• Jen Dre (German Girl in London)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAnNVQjUlkoz7I8i1nRPcqA
• Joel & Lia (Being British)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwsdHkL8rByIJV3mTJTc9-w
• Korean Billy
https://www.youtube.com/user/aoao35044
• Laurence (Lost in the Pond)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqabPJa-N6ORAlO5yMBtWXg
• Mosco Moon (Wee Scottish Lass)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZj7EtGg0F5LKKkzT184gLg

And if you’re interested in the UK, you can listen to random videos like these ones.

• Stephen Fry welcomes you to Heathrow #UKGuide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prfCXLfAnCk
• 6 Great English Places Outside of London
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8T7v8wHzf40
• Cardiff Wales – A Journey with Charlotte Church
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-dzYVL1rG0

You can listen to audiobooks read by Stephen Fry.
https://www.quora.com/What-audiobooks-have-been-read-narrated-by-Stephen-Fry

You can get audiobooks from Audible. And Audible is recommended by both Lucy and Emma.
https://www.audible.com/lp/freetrial?source_code=MSNGBSH051414901E&device=d&cvosrc=ppc.bing.%2Baudio%20%2Bbook&cvo_campaign=42029848&cvo_crid=76965839520894&Matchtype=p&msclkid=2acef2183ef8153daeb8a8feb633f5ca

And again, you can read a book while you’re listening to it. Reading a book while you're listening to the audiobook is great because you can hear how the word is pronounced while you’re looking at it.

You can watch TV series in English on YouTube and on Netflix.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-10-best-English-TV-series-to-watch
• Mind Your Language Season 1 Episode 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhd1IqNM3M8

And you can watch movies in English.
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-movies-for-learning-English

You can learn English with songs. Music is a powerful memory aid. You can learn the English words to a song and sing it with the recording or sing it when you’re alone. You can learn any song that you like. Here is a video that might help you.
11 Songs for English Fluency [Learn English With Music]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ebSUtMoYPw

Speaking

Speaking to someone who’s fluent in English every day is the best way to learn to speak and understand English. They can be a native English speaker or another English learner. Speak English whenever you can. Are you taking an English class? Always speak to your classmates in English when you're in class and when you're not in class. Do you have a dog? Talk to your dog in English. Do you have a friend? Teach your friend how to speak English.
If you don't have any of these, or if your friend doesn't want to learn English, talk to yourself in English. Now, I know that talking to yourself sounds mental (crazy), but it really will help you. Talk to yourself while you're going to work. Talk to yourself while you’re shopping. Talk to yourself while you're doing housework. Talk to yourself in English all the time. It will help you remember what you've learned.

Best of luck to you!

A: × I want to have well-rounded English skills and have them measured so I can help others learn English.
✓ I want to have well-rounded English skills and have them evaluated so I can help others learn English.

A: × I joined a badminton club which is near my place today.
✓ I joined a badminton club which was near my place today.

× I thought I knew how to play badminton but not true.
✓ I thought I knew how to play badminton but that wasn’t true.

× All we did was just watched and be amazed at how well players do.
✓ All we did was just watch and be amazed at how well the players did.

× That even made me more wanted to join them.
✓ That made me want to join them even more.

× So when time’s up to play for the club I wanted to join, I went to the stadium, and asked someone who seemed like a member of it how can I join the club.
✓ So when time was up to play for the club I wanted to join, I went to the stadium and asked someone who seemed like a member of it on how can I join the club.

× So I waited watching games.
✓ So I waited by watching games.

× The other boy told the club president here’s a new one.
✓ The other boy told the club president that there’s a new one.

× Apparently, it’s me. I paid the admission fee and I signed up for a membership.
✓ Apparently, it was me. I paid the admission fee and I signed up for a membership.

× All members look so kind.
✓ All the members looked so kind.

× Although I didn’t get a chance to get a lesson from a coach which is because the coach had a full schedule, there are a lot of members being a coach thing.
✓ Although I didn’t get a chance to get a lesson from the coach because he had a full schedule, there were a lot of members who coached me instead.

× So today I was taught how to grip a racket, how to step stably, and where to hit a shuttlecock to make power the most by three different members.
✓ So today I was taught how to grip a racket, how to step gently, and where to hit a shuttlecock to make the most power by three different members.

× So I could say that I’ve developed skills to become a friend with badminton.
✓ So I could say that I’ve developed skills to become a pro at badminton.

You need to work on reported speech, tenses and sentence structure. This whole story happened in the past but you used present tense a lot. You should also work on using words like instead, although, etc. Good job however, I can see the effort put into writing this :)

A: makes a good point, and it is likely what you're going for, so i want to make the difference clear.

If you say "rekindles" it means you had good motivation but it died out, and you are no longer motivated, until this "rekindles" your motivated.

"motivated me to study harder" doesn't have this implication. It purely means your motivation is increasing

A: you could say what criteria is required for the basic swimming level.

A: Correct.

Alternative: I can improve my English skills. / I am able to improve …