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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a fluent level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's proficiency in a language, indicating that they can speak or write it smoothly and effortlessly.
Example: "After years of practice, she can now communicate in Spanish at a fluent level."
Alternatives: "with fluency" or "at a proficient level".
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Sehuloholu claimed in his statement that both of the men he had met in the rear guard had fluently and perfectly spoken to him in Sindebele, but neither of the accused men knew the language, and the only member of the column who did at a fluent level was a medical orderly, who had never been near the rear guard.
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"You'd be amazed at how the kids learn the language, getting to a fluent level in less than six months.
Find a Romanian teacher with a fluent level of English or of your native language.
If speaking at a kindergarten level is fluent, then yes, I am currently fluent.
But the CEO of Lingo Live, Tyler Muse, asserts it's not possible to become fluent at a professional level without human teachers in the picture and task-based lessons.
Finally, the Lexical Retrieval hypothesis describes gesture in fluent speech arising at a conceptual level, but also being prompted by lexical retrieval failure, which then results in visualisation in working memory that supports lexical access (Krauss, Chen, & Gottesman, 2000).
It batted and fielded well, and its opening batsman Mohammed Nabi looked completely at home at the highest level, striking a fluent and composed 50.
"We are at a great level now.
R2 is now at a low level.
Approach this at a normal level.
Choi, a New York National Guardsman, was an Arabic Languages major at West Point, and is a fluent Arab language speaker.
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