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WangxinyiAriel Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Harness of language?

Hello, I want to ask for help about a collocation that I'm not quite sure about. It's in a recommendation letter.

The sentence is:

Her very first English public speech in our training session showed her outstanding harness of languages and effective interactions with the audience.


Here I want to say she has a good control and usage of language in her speech, but I didn't find the collocation like "harness language". But I feel that harness should be the proper word, can anyone help me to check if this makes sense??

Thank you very much!!!

  

Top answer

"Harness" does not work at all. Maybe "grasp".

  • "Harness" does not work at all.
  • Maybe "grasp".
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"Harness" does not work at all. Maybe "grasp".

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