Looking for a verb and noun

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#334118 Wed, 28 Feb 07 01:07 PM

I haven't even a word of English for years.
I think I've VerbPast my English Noun.

Could you please tell me the best noun for the VerbPast and the most appropriate noun for the Noun?
eg. I have lost my English proficiency.

Anonymous

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nona the brit

#334134 Wed, 28 Feb 07 01:38 PM

lost and proficiency seem to be the best choices here.

nona the brit

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The name says it all.

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Anonymous

#334151 Wed, 28 Feb 07 02:15 PM

Thank you for your reply.
If I use 'my English' as the subject, what is the right verb?

I haven't spoken English for years.
I think my English Verb.

How about 'I think my English became poorer.'?

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