Language Proficiency - Outcomes Int 1.2

I’m not very (a)   , but I can hold a conversation and make myself understood.

I know the basics – enough to (a)   when I’m travelling there.

I really (a)   with French when I was at school, so I just gave up.

I get frustrated when I can’t (a)   myself.

I never went to class. I just (a)   from talking to people.

I’m a bit embarrassed to speak sometimes because I know I have a strong (a)   .

I grew up bilingual so I speak Spanish and Japanese (a)   .

I’m not interested in (a)   the language, I just want to be able to read it for my job.

At first I really had problems  speaking French at work. No-one understood the way I said things .

• picked it up, my accent

• struggled, accurate

• picked it up, accurate

• struggled, my accent

It's hard to be correct  all the time. Getting complete knowledge of a language can take years.

• fluently, accurate

• accurate, mastering

• accurate, my accent

• struggled, fluently