I want to communicate fluently with her friends and family.
It was the first time I had had to communicate fluently in English, provide cosmetic services, assist a variety of customers and adjust to cultural nuances.
Interaction with others is important, so the student should be able to communicate fluently both in writing and in speech.
In original item 8, "I rush in my speech" was modified to "I rush in my speech or find it difficult to communicate fluently in English when under pressure" because not all teachers are fluent in English.
The expert panel members agree on the following issues: question 8 which states "I rush in my speech" was modified to "I rush in my speech or find it difficult to communicate fluently in English when under pressure" because not all teachers are fluent in English when under pressure, making some teachers converse in the native language under such circumstances.
In other words, they embrace the idea that they need to live and communicate fluently in both the digital and analog worlds.
Interviewees were acutely aware of the effect language skills have, even though all could communicate fluently.
Furthermore, this region shows hypometabolism [Nestor et al., 2003] and atrophy [Gorno-Tempini et al., 2004] in patients with nonfluent aphasia, a syndrome in which the ability to communicate fluently is lost in the context of preserved comprehension.
Potential information bias was minimized by translation of terms from the local language back into English, pre-testing of the questionnaire prior to data collection, and flexibility in conducting interviews in a local language in cases where the interviewee could not communicate fluently in English.
The goal of learning ASL is being able to communicate fluently with someone who is deaf.
