Not 1.. at school liked the english teacher we had in our last year! that was because he was very strict and he do not let us do that he did not agree with during the lesson . he did not have much of a sense of humour either, which liked. enjoys a joke sometimes after all ! however , despite this, i think he was one of the best teacher i've ever had. he was able to explain 5 at all that 6 wanted to ask him and he seemed to know there was to know about the english language and english literature . he was also very fair : if in the class was not trying , they had a hard time , but 9 was his favourite . he treated 10.. in the same way .

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margaret1967m

07.10.2020

Not everyone at school liked the English teacher we had in our last year! That was because he was very strict and he do not let us do anything that he did not agree with during the lesson. He did not have much of a sense of humour either, which no one liked. Everyone enjoys a joke sometimes after all! However, despite this, I think he was one of the best teacher i've ever had. He was able to explain anything at all that anyone wanted to ask him and he seemed to know everything there was to know about the English language and English literature. He was also very fair: if something in the class was not trying, they had a hard time, but nobody was his favourite. He treated everyone in the same way.

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otegenovaaina2

07.10.2020

ответ: the great jakob grimm, the founder of comparative philology, hazarded the guess more than a century ago that english would one day become the chief language of the world, and perhaps crowd out several of the principal idioms altogether. “in wealth, wisdom and strict economy,” he said, “none of the other living languages can vie with it.” at that time the guess was bold, for english was still in fifth place, with not only french and german ahead of it, but also spanish and russian. in 1801, according to michael george mulhall, the relative standing of the five, in the number of persons using them, was as second. and he was true. english language is using now in all structures as political, economical, technology, science, art and etc.

this enormous increase in the american population, beginning with the great immigrations of the 30’s and 40’s, quickly lifted english to fourth place among the languages, and then to third, to second and to first. when it took the lead the attention of philologists was actively directed to the matter, and in 1868 one of them, a german named brackebusch, first seriously raised the question whether english was destined to obliterate certain of the older tongues. brackebusch decided against it on various philological grounds, none of them particularly sound. he was an own figure, whos dissertation shows, were rather against him.

the next estimates, for the year 1900, he take from jespersen. the statisticians responsible for them he did not know.

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