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Вопрос от Анонимного юзера 11 февраля 2025 06:06

Choose the best answer (A, B or C) to complete the text. Recent studies say that there are now over 400 million mother-tongue speakers of English, but there are (1). more people (2)....... use English as a second language - around 500 million. However, estimates vary because there aren't (3) .... official figures. English is still the main language in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, (4) .. were once ex-British colonies. People need to use English in (5)..... official situations, such as in the government and education. Why don't these countries use a local language instead? Because it's too difficult to choose between the (6).... other languages (7)..... belong to the local people! It's difficult to know the number of second-language English speakers in these countries because (8) ...... the ex-British colonies are in poor parts of the world, (9)... people often don't get an education. This means that only a small percentage of the local population can speak English really well, but (10) ..... can say a few words in English. 1 A a few B many C any 2 A who в 0 C which 3 A some B a little C any 4 A who B which C where 5 A some B any C a little 6 A much B many C a few 7 A that B who C 0 8 A a lot of B much C any 9 A when B which C where 10 A any B many C much

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11 февраля 2025 06:06

Here are the best answers to complete the text:

  1. B many
  2. A who
  3. C any
  4. B which
  5. A some
  6. B many
  7. A that
  8. A a lot of
  9. C where
  10. B many

So the completed text would read:

Recent studies say that there are now over 400 million mother-tongue speakers of English, but there are (1) many more people (2) who use English as a second language - around 500 million. However, estimates vary because there aren't (3) any official figures. English is still the main language in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, (4) which were once ex-British colonies. People need to use English in (5) some official situations, such as in the government and education. Why don't these countries use a local language instead? Because it's too difficult to choose between the (6) many other languages (7) that belong to the local people! It's difficult to know the number of second-language English speakers in these countries because (8) a lot of the ex-British colonies are in poor parts of the world, (9) where people often don't get an education. This means that only a small percentage of the local population can speak English really well, but (10) many can say a few words in English.

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Choose the best answer (A, B or C) to complete the text. Recent studies say that there are now over 400 million mother-tongue speakers of English, but there are (1). more people (2)....... use English as a second language - around 500 million. However, estimates vary because there aren't (3) .... official figures. English is still the main language in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, (4) .. were once ex-British colonies. People need to use English in (5)..... official situations, such as in the government and education. Why don't these countries use a local language instead? Because it's too difficult to choose between the (6).... other languages (7)..... belong to the local people! It's difficult to know the number of second-language English speakers in these countries because (8) ...... the ex-British colonies are in poor parts of the world, (9)... people often don't get an education. This means that only a small percentage of the local population can speak English really well, but (10) ..... can say a few words in English. 1 A a few B many C any 2 A who в 0 C which 3 A some B a little C any 4 A who B which C where 5 A some B any C a little 6 A much B many C a few 7 A that B who C 0 8 A a lot of B much C any 9 A when B which C where 10 A any B many C much
Here are the best answers to complete the text: 1. B many 2. A who 3. C any 4. B which 5. A some 6. B many 7. A that 8. A a lot of 9. C where 10. B many So the completed text would read: Recent studies say that there are now over 400 million mother-tongue speakers of English, but there are (1) many more people (2) who use English as a second language - around 500 million. However, estimates vary because there aren't (3) any official figures. English is still the main language in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, (4) which were once ex-British colonies. People need to use English in (5) some official situations, such as in the government and education. Why don't these countries use a local language instead? Because it's too difficult to choose between the (6) many other languages (7) that belong to the local people! It's difficult to know the number of second-language English speakers in these countries because (8) a lot of the ex-British colonies are in poor parts of the world, (9) where people often don't get an education. This means that only a small percentage of the local population can speak English really well, but (10) many can say a few words in English.