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“14-00000 1 ComTinUatiOn OF PART II-LARGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 3. Speaking (43) I • 1. tspris vr*** asp accueately Is att GCTICAL AND 9CC44L 2tt04t10~5s CONVERSE FRILLY A4D DlOAPICALLv 2 I sPlex ‘(N’t) AND aCugdatzl* tv ~elety att pwacticay*ND_$0l*-Sj0a0-y5---*9-009,f*9-t”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) Isptam FLUEtly AND ACCURATELY 6% AIL PRACTICAL 890 SOCIAL SITUATIONS I CONVERSE FREELY AND Dl0M*T1C4LL9 IN ALL FIELDS WITH *NiCm I AM FAMILIAR. I SPEAK FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEARLY ALL PRACTI”
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“14-00000• i. CONTINUATION OF PART II-LANGUAGE CLEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) I 501A, LUrN L and ACCURATELY 14 ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITLAT199t> , 504U9E PTILY ase /Dr0wAfic*tur t. IN AIL Firlos *17 I 10 0ILIA9. 1 SPTAa FLUENtLy asp ACCuRATEL 14. sfABLY At PRACTI”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART -LANGUAGE ELEMENTS. SECTION D. . Speaking (43) 1. Ispgan FLUENTLY AND acumaRrlv IN ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATIONS' I CONVERSE FREELY an o IDIOMATICALLY IN ALL FIELDS BITH WHICH I AM FAMILIAR.'.- 2. 1spcan FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEAR”
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“14-00000 33 ocoofinuarion OF PART t-CamGuadt TLENExts SECTION D. Speeking (43).W , I spray, z.>>>/a0,ACCumattiv is KLPHAcTiCaL and SOCIAL euaticnsit 4 convrese «acELv/ADlmlOMKl"CaLLy ****** miC 7*FI* * and-Accuwalkv ly Stamty ALC_pmactica amD SOCIAL struarions Icaw’covvtes”
“14-00000 COnTinuATIca OF PART II-LARGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) 1. I SPEAR FLUENTLY avD acCumatrly IN ACL PRACTICAL **D SOCIAL SITUATIONS , CONVERSE FREELY she IDIOMATICALLY IN ALL FIELDS •*** WN I CH I At FAMILIAR, 2. ISPgAk FiusNtLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEARLY ”
“14-00000 , CONTINUATION OF PART-LANGUAGE ELEHexTs -Section o. , Speaking (43)1 . * set’an Fluretly ANo ACCURATELY IN ALL PRACTICAL and soc 1AL is 1 tua 1 Ton 5, I. CONVERSE FREEL Y AND IDIOMATICALLY. —1. IN.AL FIELDS WIN @**(M 1 AM FAMILIAR,..,..".:- * / SPT.ak ! I VEN ”
“14-00000 NTINUATION OF PART (-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION D. Speaking (43) 1. I yPrAn FLUINILY asp ACCuRatily I alt PRACTICAL as D SOCIAL SITUATION SO I CONVERSE FaliL as.D DICMATICALLY 1 * ALL ItLOS Nltu *t o / Au rwILIAR. . 2-) I sPlan FLUENTLY AND accumatruv 1 NfAwLY a ”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART ilamGueGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Spenking (43) QFfict or PERSONNEL J. Iyptan flyrutuv AND ACCONSftLv * AT L PRACTICAL *99 Social teroezira; I CONVERSE #RTtur AND IDIOMATICALLY 2234 PH 57 In Ait fitLng mill aniCH , Are sestian, Mav / 2. ‘SprAn F”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART (-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION D.. Spenking (43) 1. IterAn FLuratir AND Aqumartun IN ALL PRACTICAL anD SOCIAL S1T0811095 I CONveeSE FPTELY AND IDIOMATICALLY I* ALL ILLDS atti awith / Ahe FAMILIAR, I SPiA rureriy AND accuRATilY Th NTXmLY Bit PDA”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION of PART II-LAMGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 5, Spur aking (43) 0 I IN qotae All Flotheti • #**L09 with AND ACCURATE Er meet’* I AM IN ALL PDAC’IrAL asp '"cm FAVIL1A*,, stattur 5i , CO***5t FHIELY asp DOWATICAtLy 1sPtas ‘loftlr AND ALtubAtile $1 VA”
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“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELCHERTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) 1, I SPEAR reerstiy AMO stCuatsiv IN ALL PRACTICAL 490 SOCIAL SITUATIONS* I CONVERse FREELY AND IDIOMATICALLY IN AIL FIELDS situ micm I am rAVILIA*, * 2 Isprax FilEHTLY AND ACCupataLi IN NtAMLY AL”
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“in the upper right corner of this report. PROGRESS /% ACHIEVING COURSE AIMS (Overall achievement in the course is shoen as unsatisfactory, marginal, astisfactory, above average, or superior when compared against established,standards for surh rasnind.) SPEAKING AUDAL COMPREHE”
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