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Already, still, yet – What's the difference? – Test-English
1. My English is not good. 2. My English is not well. Are these both OK? I want to say "I don't speak English well." | HiNative
Celia Cruz Quote: “My English is not very good-looking.”
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Is it correct to say, 'my English isn't that good' and 'my English isn't as good as Julia's English'? - Quora
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Wrong Number Call. I know it's long, but I think it's worth the read. Also sorry for my English, it's not my native tongue - 9GAG
BBC Learning English - The English We Speak
Celia Cruz quote: My English is not very good-looking.
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At What Age Does Our Ability to Learn a New Language Like a Native Speaker Disappear? - Scientific American
English test: How good is your English?
ろじ on Twitter: "↑ENG Sub (My English is not so good as usual 🤣🙏) https://t.co/HKt5aS4fB9" / Twitter
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🆚What is the difference between "My English is not bad." and "My English is not very bad." and "My English is not good." and "My English is not very good." ? "My
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Is it correct to say, 'my English isn't that good' and 'my English isn't as good as Julia's English'? - Quora
Celia Cruz Quote: “My English is not very good-looking.”
