Question

2463 ✗ 'You're lucky to have such talented children,' she said. 'You're lucky to have such [[talented]] children,' she said. skilful | talented

Accepted Answer

skilful 'You're lucky to have such skilful children,' she said. 'You're lucky to have such [[skilful]] children,' she said. talented skilful = having or showing skill (gained from instruction and practice): 'Although he lacked Tyson's knock-out punch, he was the more skilful of the two boxers.'talented = having or showing a natural ability to do something well: 'This talented young musician gave his first public performance at the age of five.'

Idx	2463
Keyword	skilful
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	'You're lucky to have such skilful children,' she said.
Correct Sentence	'You're lucky to have such talented children,' she said.
Cloze Error Sentence	'You're lucky to have such [[skilful]] children,' she said.
Cloze Sentence	'You're lucky to have such [[talented]] children,' she said.
Cloze Answer	talented
Choices	skilful \| talented
Explanation	skilful = having or showing skill (gained from instruction and practice): 'Although he lacked Tyson's knock-out punch, he was the more skilful of the two boxers.' talented = having or showing a natural ability to do something well: 'This talented young musician gave his first public performance at the age of five.'

Skilful Talented Lucky Children Showing Skill Gained Instruction