Circle the letter A B C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions
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C. READING
I. Circle the letter A, IB, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
The US does not have an official language; (1)
are native English speakers.
, around 80 per cent of itspeople
The use of English in the US is a result of the British colonisation of the Americas. Since
the first English-speaking settlers (2)
early in the 17th century, American English
languages of successive waves of
has been influenced by the languages of West Africa, the Native American population,
German, Dutch, Irish, Spanish and (3)
immigrants to the US. A (4)
variety of accents and dialects can be found across the
country. As a result, American English might be difficult (5)
a visitor to decipher.
Americans have their own unique form of slang language, and you'll find you will soon
with words like 'buck' (dollar), 'bail' (leaving quickly) or 'raincheck'
become (6)
(reschedule).
1. A. but
B. however
2. A. got
B. came
C. and
C. arrived
3. A. another
B. each other
C. others
4. A. wide
5. A. to
B. big
B. in
C. small
C. for
6. A. same
B. different
C. used
(Adapted from https://www.idp.com)
D. therefore
D. reached
D. other
D. different
D. at
D. familiar
are true (T) or false (F). Write T or F.
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
C. READING
I. Circle the letter A, IB, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
The US does not have an official language; (1)
are native English speakers.
, around 80 per cent of itspeople
The use of English in the US is a result of the British colonisation of the Americas. Since
the first English-speaking settlers (2)
early in the 17th century, American English
languages of successive waves of
has been influenced by the languages of West Africa, the Native American population,
German, Dutch, Irish, Spanish and (3)
immigrants to the US. A (4)
variety of accents and dialects can be found across the
country. As a result, American English might be difficult (5)
a visitor to decipher.
Americans have their own unique form of slang language, and you'll find you will soon
with words like 'buck' (dollar), 'bail' (leaving quickly) or 'raincheck'
become (6)
(reschedule).
1. A. but
B. however
2. A. got
B. came
C. and
C. arrived
3. A. another
B. each other
C. others
4. A. wide
5. A. to
B. big
B. in
C. small
C. for
6. A. same
B. different
C. used
(Adapted from https://www.idp.com)
D. therefore
D. reached
D. other
D. different
D. at
D. familiar
are true (T) or false (F). Write T or F.