enunciation and others

enunciation is clear pronunciation. for example, one could mumble while pronouncing correctly, but one who mumbles does not enunciate.

regarding your last question, sentence number 2 is more uncommon. rather than merely describing what has always happened, i think it also implies what will happen in the future.

this is what I would say instinctively, but looking it up I see no such distinction...I will try my good dictionary later and see what it says.



off the top of my head...

a knack is something you're good at

apt is an adjective that means good at, so aptitude would be a noun that means "being good at"

a gift is something good you recieve

Regarding your sentences using the word gift, they are both wrong.



"doing that" is not a gift. being able to do something well could be a gift.

Would it be right if I say,

She has the gift of writing poetry?

I'm not sure that I got the meaning of the 1, 2 sentences .

thanks

She has a gift for writing poetry is acceptable, but why not be more specific. She has been gifted with an observing eye, a good vocabulary and an ear for creating verbal....