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Test your knowledge about English language.

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1

The English alphabet has 30 letters.

2

The English alphabet consists of 26 letters.

3

The verb "to be" is irregular in English.

4

Shakespeare wrote in Early Modern English.

5

English originated from the Germanic tribes in medieval England.

6

The word "set" has only one correct pronunciation.

7

English is the most widely studied second language worldwide.

8

English uses grammatical gender for all nouns.

9

The letter "W" is always pronounced as "double u" in every English dialect.

10

English was created in the year 1066 and had no predecessors.

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