Part 1

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1£®The population who speak English as a second language in the world is larger than that in UK and US.(T)

2£®The future of English will still be determined by English­speaking countries.(F)

3£®The future of English will hardly change except that there will be some new dialects.(F)

Part 2

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1£®Why are some English expressions hard to understand?

A£®They don't make sense.

B£®They are old­fashioned.

C£®They may refer to ideas beyond the simple meanings of the words.

D£®Their meanings are amusing and exaggerated.

2£®What's an advertising slogan?

A£®An amusing saying in an advertisement.

B£®A reply to a customer in a shop.

C£®Something like many other expressions.

D£®An expression which is associated with a product in an advertisement.

3£®A proverb means       according to the passage.

A£®an expression to suggest someone or something which is superior to someone or something else

B£®a saying to describe behaviours and customs

C£®a well­known expression which reflects on life and gives advice

D£®an everyday saying which everyone agrees with

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