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English (US)
Peter speaks very fast, I cannot catch his words. Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
it would be better if you'd say peter speaks very fast, i cannot comprehend what he is saying
- English (US)
A little unnatural
Peter speaks so fast I can't catch what he's saying.
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He spoke too fast here, I cannot figure out what he said.
answerTo me, it sounds like "First of all, Will should only be so lucky. Okay so, let's just clear that right out." However, it would make more s...
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What is the difference between He usually doesn't speak loudly and He doesn't usually speak loudly ?
answerThere is no difference between the two sentences. You can use both.
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What is the difference between I can't speak smoothly. and My pronunciation is lisp. ?
answerLisp is a noun so it can’t describe your pronunciation. Stick to “I can’t speak smoothly.”
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answerClips might mean that the words are shorter, or cut off before the end. However, drop/cut/omit means that some of the words are left out enti...
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What does I don’t think his words could’ve come at a better time mean?
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