OneBigFig's comments

O.K. Fair point. If I were writing about such a situation, however, I don’t think that “tend” would be my first choice of adverb. I think “usually” or “normally” better describes articulation that has been impaired by some extraordinary influence. more »

Example, please.

Should be “eke”, not “eek”. The phrase means “to subsist”

What is the difference b/t “non-native English speakers” and “foreighn (sic) people?”

One is either “very articulate” or they are not. There is no “…tend to be…”. This is like stating “I tend to be tall” or “I tend to be blue-eyed”.
“Excel” should not be capitalized.
The last thought is expressed redundantly. “…so I am going to say…” and “…in my opinion.” express the same thought. Pick one and lose the other. Eloquence is inversely proportional to how many words one uses. more »