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Lix Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
English spoken or English speaking
Hello,
I am not a native English speaker and am wondering which one in the following is correct:
an English-spoken country
an English-speaking country
I am not a native English speaker and am wondering which one in the following is correct:
an English-spoken country
an English-speaking country
Top answer
an English-speaking country
- an English-speaking country
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>an English-spoken country
This is strange.
We might imagine this imaginary country, populated with people whose language isn't English, the coutry being led by a dictator which prefers to speak English for whatever reasons (perhaps he studied in England and wants to show off). The dictator would speak in English to his subjects. In that case, and JUST PERHAPS, you
This is strange.
We might imagine this imaginary country, populated with people whose language isn't English, the coutry being led by a dictator which prefers to speak English for whatever reasons (perhaps he studied in England and wants to show off). The dictator would speak in English to his subjects. In that case, and JUST PERHAPS, you
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