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Which one is correct? Prefer "He speaks perfect English" or "He speaks English perfectly". The word "the" is not needed, and "language" is redundant in this usage. The same applies to all other languages, "He speaks perfect Arabic" or "He speaks German perfectly".

I might also say, "I speak a little French". The implication is presumed that I refer to the language of France. Likewise, "I speak some Italian", "I speak excellent or fluent Spanish". He speaks English fluently.

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He has an excellent grasp of English. He manages to mangle the French language whenever he tries to speak to the locals.

It has to be 'the' because you are specifing it. He has an excellent knowledge of the English language. That is not just speaking it fluently, it is advanced knowledge of its history, grammar or vocabulary as an academic subject from a native level speaker. All rights reserved.

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Ivan Fadeev. Posted: Monday, November 16, AM.

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