"language mastery" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to use a language fluently and accurately. Example: "The key to achieving language mastery is consistent practice and immersion in the language."
Mr Hoover says that Grammarly "isn't intended for professional writers to achieve the next level of language mastery, or to judge artistic prose".
Language mastery is not merely a matter of having a set of bare behavioral dispositions.
If that's the case, though, language mastery can be no simple matter.
In his famous review of Skinner's book, Chomsky (1959) effectively demolishes Skinner's theories of both language mastery and language learning.
What does the existence of a sensitive period for language mastery tell us about the innateness of language?
Such an observation might suggest that the most decisive factor is not so much language mastery but parental capacity to secure a supportive family environment.
This means that an initial assessment of bilingual learners must be conducted to gauge their command of both English and their native languages, mastery levels across core content areas.
Mastery of a language entails mastery of its grammar but not vice versa.
Ramsay's confidence is what is so absorbing: her confidence in her own visual language, her mastery of the material and her address to the audience.
C. 1890 Al-Muḥaydithah, Lebanon 1957 Iliya Abu Madi, (born c. 1890, Al-Muḥaydithah, Lebanon died 1957), Arab poet and journalist whose poetry achieved popularity through his expressive use of language, his mastery of the traditional patterns of Arabic poetry, and the relevance of his ideas to contemporary Arab readers.
Table 5 The correlation coefficients among demotivators, perceptions, language achievement, mastery, and burnout 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1.
