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ThombD Posted 6 years ago
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"I can't speak in English properly." or "I can't properly speak in English."
"I can't speak in English properly."
"I can't property speak in English."
Are both correct?
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ThombD I can't speak (in) English properly. Good. Preferable without 'in'.
- ThombD I can't speak (in) English properly.
- Good.
- Preferable without 'in'.
- ThombD I can't proper l y speak (in) English.
- OK, but not as good as the first one above.
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ThombDI can't speak (in) English properly.
Good. Preferable without 'in'.
ThombDI can't properly speak (in) English.
OK, but not as good as the first one above.
CJ
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