English Speaking Lesson Part – 355 /#englishlearning #spokenenglish

Statements : All Americans are English speaking. No Eskimos are English speaking. Conclusions : I. No Eskimos are Americans. II. No English-speakers are Eskimos.

In a Nigerian hotel, among the english speaking people 40% are English & 60% Americans. The English & American spellings are "RIGOUR" & "RIGOR" respectively. An English speaking person in the hotel writes this word. A letter from this word is chosen at random & found to be a vowel. Find the probability that the writer is an Englishman.

These questions are based on the following diagram : The triangle stands for Hindi-speaking people, circle for French-speaking, square for English-speaking and rectangle for German-speaking people. In the above diagram, which one of the following statements is true ?

These questions are based on the following diagram : The triangle stands for Hindi-speaking people, circle for French-speaking, square for English-speaking and rectangle for German-speaking people. In the diagram, which one of the following statements is true?

These questions are based on the following diagram : The triangle stands for Hindi-speaking people, circle for French-speaking, square for English-speaking and rectangle for German-speaking people. In the above diagram, which one of the following statements is not true ?

In a class of 50 students, 23 speak English, 15 speak Hindi and 18 speak Punjabi. 3 speak only English and Hindi, 6 speak only Hindi and Punjabi and 6 speak only English and Punjabi. If 9 speak only English, then how many speak all the three? (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 5

How English Began Part -1|English Down The Ages|How English Began Part -2|Summary

How English Began Part -1|English Down The Ages|How English Began Part -2|Summary

How English Began Part -1|English Down The Ages|How English Began Part -2|Summary

In a group of 50 persons, 40 speak Hindi and 25 speak English and Hindi both. Find how many persons speak only English ? Also find how many persons speak English ?