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Sequential bilinguals, those who learned a second language later in life, almost always retain a perceptible accent, no matter how proficient they are in all other aspects of a language.
no matter how proficient they are in all other aspects of a language.
I'm not the most technically proficient guy.
I'm not the most technically proficient guy.
Our classes are for intermediate to proficient English speakers who are looking to become fluent in the English language.
Our classes are for intermediate to proficient English speakers who are looking to become fluent in the English language.
And then finally, we have proficient, and this is C2.
So that's a C1 level. And then finally, we have proficient, and this is C2
Or even better, get a student who's already proficient in that to intervene on that student.
Or even better get a student who's already proficient in that
Now when somebody is good at something, we could also say they are proficient at it.
Proficient.
level just because you are not a proficient speaker of English and assume that they're
Don't put yourself at a lower level just because you are not a proficient speaker of English and assume that they're always right or they're always clear.
It wasn't really until humans became proficient artists that we started adding colors or vocabulary by the hundreds.
It wasn't really until humans became proficient artists that we started adding colors to our vocabulary by the hundreds.
and her daughter's three years old now and is equally proficient with chopsticks or silverware or her fingers, depending on the food.
And is equally proficient with chopsticks or fingers you know…depending on the food .
most proficient and knowledgeable person in a field but was a crook? You wouldn't want
Now, what if you had someone who was the most proficient and knowledgeable person in a field but was a crook?