fluency

Converse of object

• attain: It's incessant Lions pressure but the backs have yet to attain the fluency required to beat the All Blacks.
• acquire: In order to acquire fluency some performers have found it helpful to restrict the number of chakras initially.
• achieve: You will achieve a greater fluency in every day English.
• speak: Students whose first language is not English must show evidence of a high standard of both written and spoken fluency.
• lack: For a game that lacked any fluency, it wasn't half exciting.
• improve: The class concentrates on improving fluency through discussion of social issues.

Adjective modifier

• verbal: Using verbal fluency to disguise a lack of comprehension.
• oral: But their oral fluency may mask difficulties with formal, academic English.
• linguistic: I applied to Oxford because the four-year course and the emphasis on linguistic fluency promised a deeper access to the ancient world.
• native: Skills: To be considered for the role you will need a degree and native level fluency in German.
• Spanish: Spanish language fluency on your part is a plus.
• reasonable: Skills for Learning: Reasonable fluency in spoken English.

Modifies a noun

• failure: No effect of ethnicity in these social profiles 14 Can negative attitudes toward speaking lead to fluency failure?
• disorder: Her specialist research areas are voice and fluency disorders, with recent projects and publications in occupational vocal health in teaching.

Noun used with modifier

• reading: High Noon Reading Fluency is a four level program designed to give students the extra practice they need to help build fluency in reading.
• category: Category fluency is severely defective in semantic dementia, but initial letter-based fluency is more impaired in the non-fluent syndrome.

Preposition: in

• language: Students gain greater fluency in the French language to enable them to converse with French people about subjects of mutual interest.
• reading: High Noon Reading Fluency is a four level program designed to give students the extra practice they need to help build fluency in reading.

Preposition: of

• speech: In a relaxed and friendly environment they gain skills of physical co-ordination, fluency of speech and mental alertness.
• expression: Fluency of mathematical expression and thought Fluency of mathematical expression is not necessarily connected to fluency of thought.