The word Useless is the term that in our language we use the most to account for that or that which is useless and not useful to carry out any activity, task, function, among other alternatives.
We generally apply this sense in relation to people who they do not have the skill or skills that allow them to carry out some tasks. I must admit that I am useless in the kitchen, everything I cook burns.
Although the one just mentioned is the most widespread and popular use of the word, it is also plausible that we find two other references for the term, such as: to designate a person who, due to an accident or illness that caused a physical handicap, cannot move or carry out an activity that does or does require movement. And also, traditionally the individual who was unfit for military service was designated as useless..
Meanwhile, for the aforementioned references of the word there are a variety of synonyms, being undoubtedly, useless and invalid the two that we use the most in our language.
And for its part, that of Useful, is the concept that directly opposes the one at hand.
Likewise, as with the term useless, that of useful, it has several meanings that allow us to apply it in various situations.
When something turns out to be beneficial or gives us some benefit we usually qualify it as useful. Thank you for giving me this bag, it really is very useful for me to move my computer.
Another recurring use of the word useful is to express what could serve or be used to fulfill a task or with a proposed objective. It was very smart your decision to keep all these books today they are very useful for children.
And the last meaning of extended use that we find for useful is given at the request of those public care agencies and institutions where it is used to indicate that business day of the week to carry out paperwork.
