Inabilityの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Workers cannot afford to buy things because their wages have decreased. Workers are making less money and therefore cannot buy as much.

A: My inability to plan ahead into the future caused me a lot of financial problems.
Her inability to sing has prevented her from having a music career.
Our athletic inability does not stop us from enjoying the game.

A: the first one is specifically targeting an audience such as people who want to apply for jobs. the second one is generally telling the reader that is a serious disadvantage to use a computer when applying for jobs, so the reader may or may not necessarily be applying for jobs

A: disability is more used to describe a physical disability, for example if you are in a wheelchair or have a broken leg and can’t work, you have a form of disability and are a disabled person.

inability is more towards the side of unable or not being able to do something.

A: Inable which is the same as unable means like "I'm inable to reach it".
Disable is like the loss of ability. Stated above me ^

A: I think saying "I'm shocked by his inability to solve simple problems" would sound more natural

A: It's correct, but it's very rare to hear "ascribe" used in conversation. People would normally use "attribute" - "I attribute my inability to sleep at night to nervous exhaustion".

You'd probably still be understood if you used "ascribe", but it's rare enough that even some native English speakers would have to work out your meaning from the rest of the sentence.

A: You would want to change 'naysayers' to 'naysayer' and 'drag' to 'drags' if this would target someone or tell someone what to do.

A: Sounds good!　
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A: Sounds very natural. Either ability or skill works in this case