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How resilient are you? Listen to 6 Minute English

How resilient are you? Listen to 6 Minute English

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How do you deal with difficult situations? Why do some people cope better in times of stress than others? Are we born with resilience or can we learn it? Rob and Georgina discuss resilience and teach you related vocabulary. This week's question Resilience is also a word used in science to describe the characteristic of a substance or object. But what does it mean? a) It is very tough or hard. b) It can return to its original shape after being bent. c) It can turn from a solid into a liquid quickly. Listen to the programme to find out the answer. Vocabulary resilient (adjective) able to cope with difficult situations or to improve quickly after an illness or injury resilience (noun) ability to cope with difficult situations or improve quickly after an illness or injury optimistic have positive thoughts about the future and believe things will turn out well distress feeling you get when you are worried or upset by something manifest show clearly and is easy to notice adversity difficult situation in somebodys life [Cover: Getty Images]
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 10


It seems to me that people is born with resilience, but how resilent you are might depend on which situation you are in and if you have strong willing to cope with difficulties. If we want to be doing sth well, the resilience is something necessary we must have while we are doing. I've learning English for a long time, I've try to give up along the way since it seems that I did't make a obvious progress. Now, I am sticking to it. I think learning english just means that I just learn english, I want to see some changes on myself as well.
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Adversity ???
I am still confused about it and at the same time I am not going to look up the dictionary 'cause I was told and highly recommended that when I want to learn any language I have to deal with as a mothertongue
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If you know what does it mean
So, commentators please give me the answer in the comment

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I agree with you about the resilience when you say that people learn this skill nevertheless my personal point of view is that this process must be obligatorily gradual because if not so we are in risk that people give up and this it shouldn't be our aim.
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FRIEND I'm no resilient. I have to give up when situations become difficult for me
ME Remember, when you can't control what's happening
Challenge yourself to control the way you respond to what's happening
That's where your power is

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I believe that we have natural capacity for to be resilience, but this capacity needs be developed. In the life, we needs to have resilience because adaptation is extremelly necessary for win the challenges. Excellent theme. Bye.
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Resilient is to be coped with any situation, that mean to have the flexibility, wisdom and to work on for a solution , and you all this without complaining or spreading negativity to people around you
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The labour youre doing is fully appreciated, most of us require the kind of support you provide, to fill those gaps existing when we are practitioners at a self-learning level.
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Although it seems easy to understand this type of speech when it is spoken up clearly. But at times it gets difficult to understand when it is spoken randomly.
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So, could the word ' resilient' be used to describe the human body in a physical way? Like: her body is resilient, and she can bend her body down to her foots...
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My resilience is the reason that I put up with this difficult time. If I were not resilient, I would not have coped with the troubles my roommate made.
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