Tham khảo tài liệu 'english test 1 - who uses english ?', tài liệu phổ thông, ôn thi đh-cđ phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | English Test 1 - Who uses English Language is not necessarily the private property of 1 who use it just as French is not the private property of French people 2 English of English people. English is spoken as a first language in the United States in Australia in New Zealand in most of Canada in certain nations of Africa and in other areas of the world. It is unreasonable to regard any language 3 the possession of a particular nation and with no language is it more unreasonable than with English. This is not to say that English is used by a greater 4 of speakers than any other languages for it is easily outnumbered in this respect by Chinese. But it is the most international of languages. A Dane and a Dutch person meeting in Rome will almost automatically find 5 speaking to each other in English. The pilots of a Russian plane approaching Cairo will use English to 6 for landing instructions. Malaysian lecturers use English when addressing their Malaysian students in Kuala Lumper. 7 __people in Africa Asia and South America English is an important foreign language to master not merely because it is the language of Britain or the United States but because it provides ready 8 _ to world scholarship and world trade. It is understood more widely than any other languages. It is true then that a great many people - and a great many people - are 9 in the use of English. Millions of men and women in four continents have English as their first language and millions in every part of the world use it as their second or foreign language. This gives us some idea of the importance of English and it shows both the United States and Britain that the language is not possession of these two nations alone. It is also the property of the Canadian and the Indian the Australian and the Nigerian. It 10 to those who use it. New words. Private property Foreign language Merely Dutch Comprehension. 1. True or False. First language Possession Access Dane Second language .
