Of the following two sentences,which makes sense?Thank you for analyzing..
1) He speaks English really good WITHOUTrarely making mistakes.
2) He speaks English really good WITH rarely making mistakes.
which of them makes sense? if they both make sense,then what are their differences in meaning ? thank you

Question

Of the following two sentences,which makes sense?Thank you for analyzing..
1) He speaks English really good  WITHOUTrarely making mistakes.
2) He speaks English really good WITH rarely making mistakes.
which of them makes sense?  if they both make sense,then what are their differences in meaning ? thank you

Answer

He speaks English really WELL, WITH rarely ANY mistakes.
or
He speaks English really well, rarely making any mistakes. (more written than spoken)
If you say he speaks English without rarely making any mistakes, it would mean that whenever he speaks mistakes aren't rare - he makes a lot of mistakes.

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