Question

The German government is (26) … investing money in (27) … the language of the nation, while at the same time the British government is spending a huge sum of money to improve the standard of English (28) … in Britain. This new campaign is to be led by Britain’s most popular television news (29) …, Trevor McDonald. Ironically, he was born in the Caribbean and only moved to Britain (30) … he was in his early thirties. He (31) … himself how to speak perfect English by (32) … a British radio sports commentator’s accent and reading the Oxford English Dictionary. He believes that English, when spoken (33) …, is the most effective tool for (34) … . The new campaign does not aim to get rid of regional accents and colloquialisms, only to encourage people (35) … their use of English. The trend towards a “classless” society has made “cut glass” accents and perfect grammar unfashionable. Even the BBC is encouraging a (36) … of regional accents. McDonald (37) … admits that when he returns home to Trinidad he speaks in the local accent and uses simpler language. He thinks the campaign is very idealistic and (38) … strategy not very clear. The Education secretary has suggested showing videos to school children to help them with pronunciation. (39) … idea is to put posters explaining grammar rules on public transport. The idea of what constitutes Standard English is constantly changing. (40) … the head of the new campaign, McDonald realizes a hard task ahead of him. 26 A currency B currently C current D currents 27 A simplifying B simplify C simple D simply 28 A spoken B spoke C speaking D speak 29 A present B presenter C presentation D presence 30 A because B as C when D since 31 A taught B learned C studied D mastered 32 A imitate B imitated C imitation D imitating 33 A correct B correctly C correction D correcting 34 A succeed B succeeding C success D successful 35 A to improve B improve C improvement D improving 36 A various B variant C variety D variation 37 A themselves B itself C herself D himself 38 A it’s B its C their D theirs 39 A Other B Another C The other D Other’s 40 A As B With C In D At Плиз, очень надо)) Буду благодарен)

Answer 1

Ответ:

26 B

27 A

28 A

29 B

30 C

31 A

32 D

33 B

34 C

35 A

36 C

37 D

38 B

39 B

40 A

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Ответ:

26 B

27 A

28 A

29 B

30 C

31 A

32 D

33 B

34 C

35 A

36 C

37 D

38 B

39 B

40 A

Объяснение:

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Answer 3

Of course, I'd be happy to help you fill in the blanks with the correct words. Here's the completed paragraph:

The German government is (26) currently investing money in (27) simplifying the language of the nation, while at the same time the British government is spending a huge sum of money to improve the standard of English (28) in Britain. This new campaign is to be led by Britain’s most popular television news (29) presenter, Trevor McDonald. Ironically, he was born in the Caribbean and only moved to Britain (30) when he was in his early thirties. He (31) learned himself how to speak perfect English by (32) imitating a British radio sports commentator’s accent and reading the Oxford English Dictionary. He believes that English, when spoken (33) correctly, is the most effective tool for (34) success. The new campaign does not aim to get rid of regional accents and colloquialisms, only to encourage people (35) to improve their use of English. The trend towards a “classless” society has made “cut glass” accents and perfect grammar unfashionable. Even the BBC is encouraging a (36) variety of regional accents. McDonald (37) himself admits that when he returns home to Trinidad he speaks in the local accent and uses simpler language. He thinks the campaign is very idealistic and (38) its strategy not very clear. The Education secretary has suggested showing videos to school children to help them with pronunciation. (39) Another idea is to put posters explaining grammar rules on public transport. The idea of what constitutes Standard English is constantly changing. (40) As the head of the new campaign, McDonald realizes a hard task ahead of him.