"The key is to write fluently.
She starts to write fluently, in highly convincing squiggles.
What languages do you read, speak or write fluently?
Location, architectural style, and decoration make a language — one Wharton could read and write fluently.
Literacy – as in the ability to read and to write fluently, not just for basic information, but for pleasure.
Other more troubling signs emerged: at school, June and Jennifer weren't speaking, although they were reading and writing fluently.
And, like Howard, he could write perfectly well: While reading is impossible, the patient... can write fluently and without any mistakes whatever material is dictated to him.
The fifth offers a virtuoso turn for harpsichord, played by John Gibbons, sounding particularly spidery, the aural equivalent of someone writing fluently with a quill pen.
During her lifetime, Wollstonecraft wrote fluently about motherhood and its place in society, and she thought deeply about the education a mother might provide a daughter.
Until a few years ago, I simply couldn't imagine that I'd ever attempt to write fiction, and, having come to the U.S. ten years ago without strong knowledge of English, I didn't expect that I'd be able to write fluently in English.
