HE IS REALLY TALENTED

This topic helps us describe someone with natural ability in something. When we say “He is really talented”, we mean that the person is very good at doing something — like painting, singing, dancing, or playing a sport. We use adjectives to talk about personality and ability, and we practice speaking in the present simple tense with the verb to be.

We also learn how to talk about what people can do well and how to give examples of talent.

Examples:

He is really talented. He can play the piano very well.
My sister is talented at drawing.
They are talented dancers.
She isn’t talented in math, but she tries hard.

📚 GRAMMAR (with examples)

1. Verb “to be” – Present Simple

Used to describe a person’s ability or personality.

Examples:

He is talented.
She is not (isn’t) very talented.
They are great artists.

2. Adverbs with Adjectives

Use “really” to make the adjective stronger.

Examples:

He is really talented.
She is very smart.
They are quite creative.

3. Using “can” for ability

Use “can” to say what someone is able to do.

Examples:

He can play guitar.
She can sing beautifully.
I can’t dance well.

🗂️ VOCABULARY (10 words with definition)

Talented – Having a natural skill or ability.
Creative – Able to make new and original ideas.
Skilled – Good at something because of practice.
Confident – Sure of your abilities.
Musician – A person who plays or writes music.
Artist – A person who creates art, like painting or drawing.
Performer – Someone who acts, sings, or dances in front of people.
Practice – To repeat something to improve it.
Ability – The power to do something well.
Gifted – Very talented or intelligent.

💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

He is really talented.
She can sing like a professional.
They are good at drawing.
He is very creative.
She is a natural artist.
He isn’t just talented — he also works hard.
What is he good at?
Can she play an instrument?

✏️ SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

He is really talented at playing the piano.
She is a gifted singer.
They are amazing dancers.

Negative Sentences

He isn’t good at drawing.
She is not talented in sports.
They can’t paint well.

Questions

Is he really talented?
What can she do well?
Can he play any instruments?

Answers

Yes, he is very talented in music.
She can dance and act.
No, he can’t sing, but he plays guitar.

🗣️ Long CONVERSATION

Emma: Wow, did you hear Alex play the piano yesterday?
Mark: Yes, I did! He is really talented!
Emma: I didn’t know he could play so well.
Mark: He’s been playing since he was five.
Emma: Does he play other instruments too?
Mark: Yes, he can also play the guitar and drums.
Emma: That’s amazing. He must practice a lot.
Mark: He does. Talent is great, but practice is important too.
Emma: I want to learn piano like him someday.
Mark: You can! Just keep practicing and never give up.

📖 Long READING

Alex is a young musician. He is really talented. He plays the piano, guitar, and drums. His music teacher says he is one of the best students. But Alex doesn’t just rely on talent. He practices every day for two hours.

Alex started playing music when he was five years old. His parents say he was always interested in sounds and instruments. Now he plays music at school concerts and local shows. He also helps other students learn how to play.

He is confident and kind. People like to listen to him and work with him. He dreams of becoming a professional musician one day. His story shows that talent and hard work together can make dreams come true.