Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Proficiency"
The meaning of "Proficiency" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does "Although proficiency in German would be of much help, it is not a requirement for the advertised position". mean?
A:
Being able to speak German is good/would help, but it is not necessary
Q:
What does proficiency mean?
A:
degree of high level of skill
Q:
What does proficiency test mean?
A:
a test that measures how good you are at something, the command of a subject or a skill.
Q:
What does proficiency mean?
A:
it is a measure of how good you are at something.
ex:
I am not very proficient at it. (bad at something)
I an very proficient at it. (very good at something)
ex:
I am not very proficient at it. (bad at something)
I an very proficient at it. (very good at something)
Example sentences using "Proficiency"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with proficiency.
A:
@jay1101 she took the proficiency exam in a university.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with
proficiency .
proficiency .
A:
Caitlin’s proficiency in French surpassed the teacher’s expectations
Q:
Please show me example sentences with proficiency.
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She read the article with proficiency.
She demonstrated her proficiency in Japanese.
She demonstrated her proficiency in Japanese.
Synonyms of "Proficiency" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between proficiency and competence ?
A:
Good question. You can be proficient in public speaking, which means you've done it before and are good at it. You can be competent in public speaking, meaning that you can do it but you may be bad at it. They're very similar.
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What is the difference between I am not confident enough about my proficiency in those languages and I am not confident enough in my proficiency in those languages ?
A:
“i am not confident enough about my proficiency in those languages” sounds most natural
Q:
What is the difference between proficiency and skill ?
A:
They mean the same thing, but are used a little differently in a sentence.
"She's a skilled typist."
"What is her typing proficiency?"
"Astrrrid has great skill in learning other languages, and her proficiency in English is increasing every day."
"She's a skilled typist."
"What is her typing proficiency?"
"Astrrrid has great skill in learning other languages, and her proficiency in English is increasing every day."
Q:
What is the difference between improved English proficiency and strengthened English proficiency ?
A:
Can mean the same thing...
Improved(etc): got better at, learned more
Strengthened(etc): got better at what you already knew
Improved(etc): got better at, learned more
Strengthened(etc): got better at what you already knew
Translations of "Proficiency"
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? a low proficiency country regarding English ability
A:
The standard of English proficiency in **country** is low
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? a low proficiency country regarding English ability
A:
Maybe:
'a country with low proficiency in English'
'a country with low proficiency in English'
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? What do you think oral English proficiency?
Is this grammatically correct?
Is this grammatically correct?
A:
What do you think of oral English proficiency?
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How do you say this in English (US)? proficiency
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Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? proficiency
A:
proficiency
Other questions about "Proficiency"
Q:
I'm calling you so that I check if my English proficiency test result was sent or not. Does this sound natural?
A:
Maybe: "I'm calling you so that I can check if my English proficiency test result got sent or not"
OR if they are sending it to you via email say:
"I'm calling you so that I can check if my English proficiency test result went through or not"
Only say 'went through' if you are referring to e-mail though. I hope this helped
OR if they are sending it to you via email say:
"I'm calling you so that I can check if my English proficiency test result went through or not"
Only say 'went through' if you are referring to e-mail though. I hope this helped
Q:
What is your proficiency in English? Does this sound natural?
A:
It's natural, but I think
"How fluent are you in English?" is more common
"How fluent are you in English?" is more common
Q:
Please show me how to pronounce proficiency .
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I know I need to practice more but I would like to know my current proficiency at pronunciation of English. Does this sound natural?
A:
It sounds very good! Great job!
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Your Korean must be quite proficiency if you understand (as to) 맨숭맨숭하다.
Can I add 'as to' in this sentence? Or should I only add 'about'?
Can I add 'as to' in this sentence? Or should I only add 'about'?
A:
You must be quite proficient at Korean if you understand 맨숭맨숭하다
or
Your Korean must be quite advanced if you understand 맨숭맨숭하다
You don't use "as to"
or
Your Korean must be quite advanced if you understand 맨숭맨숭하다
You don't use "as to"
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