39 English -- Giving, Withstanding and Reporting Permission

i. Read the text again, and answer these questions. Who are the two speakers in the debate? integrity: dialect: reciprocal: b. Who is the supporter of fewer languages? C. What do Karma and Kabita claim? d. Which language is supposed to have a musical quality? e. What brings variety in ...

i. Read the text again, and answer these questions.

Who are the two speakers in the debate?

integrity:

dialect:

reciprocal:

b. Who is the supporter of fewer languages?

C. What do Karma and Kabita claim?

d. Which language is supposed to have a musical quality?

e. What brings variety in literature?

1. What can minimise communication barrier?

g. Write down any three benefits of having fewer languages.

h. Mention any three benefits of having many languages in the world.

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Across

1. Embarrassing

2. Sleeve

Down

1. Reveal

2. Firmly

3. Reverse

4. Colleagues

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1. True

2. False

3. False

4. False

5. True

6. True

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2. Muslim women should not wear body-revealing clothes in Muslim countries.

3. No, my main meal of the day is not the same as that in Britain.

4. People prefer business during meals in Britain and the United States.

5. Printing a business card in the local language is necessary when you’re going to a country where your language is not widely...

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