Part D
Read the excerpt from "A Computer Can Now Translate Languages as well as a Human."
In other words, it's finally happened: computers are smarter than people. In a contest that tested the new software
against human translators, it came close to matching the fluency of humans for some languages. People fluent in two
languages scored the new system between 64 and 87 percent better than the previous one. Google is already using
the new system for Chinese to English translation and plans to completely replace its existing translation technique
with the GMNT.
How does the precise meaning of the word fluent affect the excerpt?

Answer: The excerpt is about how individuals acquire and use language, the definition of fluent is important. The specific definition of fluent in this context refers to the capacity to utilize language correctly. The word isn't used in the sense that it means "to move smoothly." The context-specific definition of fluent is required to communicate the excerpt's thoughts.

( change the words a bit before turning it in )

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