italki - What is the difference between viable and feasible? I'd ...
Feasible is used to address whether a job/task can even be attempted. Viable tends to be used to see if an option/job/ task has the ability to be sustainable over a long period of time. The …
what are the differences among likely、possible、 probably …
2014年12月16日 · Feasible is very formal. It is an adverb. You use it to describe an action that could take place, or an action that could be true. It is generally used to mean less likely. …
italki - feasible and viable Are these two words exchangeable? And …
"Feasible" means that not only it is possible to do something, it is also reasonable and practical. It is most often used in industry, economics and engineering - While it's theoretically possible to …
what is difference between"feasible"and "practical"? what is …
Feasible is very limited in its meaning. But practical is much more wider in its application. The only common meaning is when something is capable of being done in a practical situation. …
italki - Can I say "If it's doable, what else do I need to do?" I'm not ...
I'm not sure if "doable" is the right word. Can I use feasible or available instead? Jan 11, 2018 12:47 AM ...
italki - "crinkle" vs "wrinkle" Hi everyone, Could someone please …
"crinkle" vs "wrinkle" Hi everyone, Could someone please tell me the difference between "crinkle" and "wrinkle"? My understanding is that "wrinkle" is more specific, that it can only be used to …
"夜"と "晩"はどう違いますか？ - italki
夜：when it is dark. 晩：when at night and people are awake. At 8. p.m when the family has dinner, it is 晩, also 夜.
italki - difference between “suited” and “suitable” hello。could you ...
difference between “suited” and “suitable” hello。could you tell me the difference between “suited” and “suitable”？
italki - in that morning or on that morning? in that morning or on …
If you are telling a story and referring to a morning that has already passed, you would say "On that morning
j'ai envie / je veux or je voudrais - italki
Depends. "J'ai envie de..." is probably more of a statement than of a demand. Like "J'ai vraiment envie d'une glace."