fluently in English

adverb

articulately, eloquently; fluidly, flowingly; gracefully

Use "fluently" in a sentence

1. He speaks German fluently.

2. He speaks English very fluently.

3. She speaks German fluently.

4. I'd like to speak English fluently.

5. Speaking the Pure Language Fluently

6. Jean can speak French fluently.

7. Gabriella can speak French fluently.

8. I asked head Sherpa spoke English fluently.

9. He spoke French fluently.

10. He spoke three languages fluently.

11. Apostate Prophet speaks German, Turkish, and English fluently

12. Affluent affluents fluently effluent effluents plentifully Affluentness bafflement opulently flauntiest

13. I can't speak English fluently as I am out of practice.

14. He has some acquaintance with German, but doesn't speak it fluently.

15. Speaking the language fluently certainly smoothed our path.

16. We were trained to speak fluently and without unnecessary hesitations.

17. Bilingualism definition, the ability to speak two languages fluently

18. He boasted that he could speak six languages fluently.

19. She speaks quite fluently but she's weak on grammar.

20. I cannot speak English fluently as I'm out of practice.

21. The playing here was fluently lyrical and of great understanding.

22. He can fluently study The Bible from Z to A.

23. It's extraordinary that the American girl Jane speaks Chinese so fluently.

24. She speaks French very fluently, but her pronunciation lets her down.

25. She can speak English fluently as she is always in practice.

26. Louisa gasped with delight to see the man and his reflection travel together so fluently.

27. He switched easily and fluently from speaking English to French to German.

28. As I adjusted to my new life running an orphanage in Cambodia, (Khmer) I learned to speak Khmer fluently, which means that I learned to speak the Khmer language fluently.

29. One spoke sign language fluently and was sometimes used as an interpreter.

30. Can use English fluently, be good at computer be skillful in communication and team work.

31. She thought lawyers represented ultimate respectability-they all made millions, rode in nice cars, and spoke fluently.

32. Antonyms for Brokenly include coherently, fluently, perfectly, articulately, eloquently, naturally, fluidly, smoothly, volubly and equally

33. 1; adjective Articulacy using language easily and fluently; having facility with words: an articulate speaker

34. “I easily got depressed by my own limitations,” recalls Janet, who now speaks Spanish fluently.

35. Galileans were speaking foreign languages fluently, and the message they were conveying captivated their listeners.

36. Aboriginal people were able to speak up to five languages fluently, but now many of these languages are critically endangered

37. 7 What will help us not only to understand the pure language but also to speak it fluently?

38. It is quite unthinkable that a child like him can speak a foreign language so fluently.

39. He drove her back to Greystones, still talking fluently of things that mattered not at all.

40. In order to read fluently, it is necessary to understand how words work together in a sentence.

41. Content Skill: Addition Common Core State Standards: CCSS.Math.Content.2.OA.B.2 - Fluently add within 20 using mental strategies

42. By the time she was ready to go, this highly intelligent and capable woman spoke the language fluently.

43. When the child is communicating fluently and clearly, the most appropriate adult response may be to listen and encourage.

44. Aiel courses gives an opportunity that will enable you to use English language fluently, frequently, confidently, and in a natural way in real life situations.

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46. The Abecedarian Reading Program is an explicit, comprehensive, multisensory decoding program that rapidly develops a student’s ability to read text fluently

47. Once pupils can produce a printed style of handwriting fluently and confidently, they should begin to develop a comfortable joined-up style.

48. It is difficult to sign Auslan fluently while speaking English, as the word order is different, and there is often no direct sign-to-word equivalence.

49. (of somebody’s manner of speaking) in phrases that are very short or not complete, with a lot of breaks; not fluently ‘I’m sorry,’ she murmured Brokenly, ‘Please don’t go!

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