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Froggy Jumps TEXT: A GROWING LANGUAGEVersión en línea read the sentences and choose the correct option por Zeinep 1 In the 1400s, tribes on the Kazakh Steppe used a language called Shagatai, which (1) was spoken / spoke by many people in neighbouring countries. a was spoken b spoke c speak 2 However, on the Steppe, Shagatai changed over time until a completely different language (2) created / was created: Kazakh. a created b was created c was creating 3 Originally, Kazakh used an Arabic script that (3) has been introduced / had been introduced to the area in the 10th century. a has been introduced b had been introduced c have been introduced 4 Writing of this kind can (4) see / be seen in the works of great Kazakh writers such as Abai Kunanbaiuly. a see b be seen c saw 5 Later, for a short period of time between the 1920s - 1930s, the Latin alphabet (the alphabet used to write English) (5) had used / was used. a had used b use c was used 6 Today both Kazakh and Russian (6) are spoken / speak in Kazakhstan, and each (7) are writing / is written using a version of Cyrillic. a are spoken \ is written b speak \ are writing c are spoken \ are writing 7 English is also very common as a third language. Interestingly, although the Kazakh alphabet (8) has been changed / was changing twice in the last 100 years, it may (9) be changed / changed again. a was changing \ changed b has been changed \ be changed c change \ change 8 As modern technology brings / is brought the world closer together, it has been suggested / suggesting that Kazakhstan needs an alphabet that is easier to use both internationally and online. a brings \ suggested b brings \ suggesting c is brought \ suggesting 9 Has the time come for Kazakh children to (12) be taught / teach to write using Latin letters again? a teach b be taught c teaching

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TEXT: A GROWING LANGUAGEVersión en línea

read the sentences and choose the correct option

por Zeinep

In the 1400s, tribes on the Kazakh Steppe used a language called Shagatai, which (1) was spoken / spoke by many people in neighbouring countries.

was spoken

spoke

speak

However, on the Steppe, Shagatai changed over time until a completely different language (2) created / was created: Kazakh.

created

was created

was creating

Originally, Kazakh used an Arabic script that (3) has been introduced / had been introduced to the area in the 10th century.

has been introduced

had been introduced

have been introduced

Writing of this kind can (4) see / be seen in the works of great Kazakh writers such as Abai Kunanbaiuly.

see

be seen

saw

Later, for a short period of time between the 1920s - 1930s, the Latin alphabet (the alphabet used to write English) (5) had used / was used.

had used

use

was used

Today both Kazakh and Russian (6) are spoken / speak in Kazakhstan, and each (7) are writing / is written using a version of Cyrillic.

are spoken \ is written

speak \ are writing

are spoken \ are writing

English is also very common as a third language. Interestingly, although the Kazakh alphabet (8) has been changed / was changing twice in the last 100 years, it may (9) be changed / changed again.

was changing \ changed

has been changed \ be changed

change \ change

As modern technology brings / is brought the world closer together, it has been suggested / suggesting that Kazakhstan needs an alphabet that is easier to use both internationally and online.

brings \ suggested

brings \ suggesting

is brought \ suggesting

Has the time come for Kazakh children to (12) be taught / teach to write using Latin letters again?

teach

be taught

teaching

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TEXT: A GROWING LANGUAGEVersión en línea

por Zeinep

In the 1400s, tribes on the Kazakh Steppe used a language called Shagatai, which (1) was spoken / spoke by many people in neighbouring countries.

However, on the Steppe, Shagatai changed over time until a completely different language (2) created / was created: Kazakh.

Originally, Kazakh used an Arabic script that (3) has been introduced / had been introduced to the area in the 10th century.

Writing of this kind can (4) see / be seen in the works of great Kazakh writers such as Abai Kunanbaiuly.

Later, for a short period of time between the 1920s - 1930s, the Latin alphabet (the alphabet used to write English) (5) had used / was used.

Today both Kazakh and Russian (6) are spoken / speak in Kazakhstan, and each (7) are writing / is written using a version of Cyrillic.

English is also very common as a third language. Interestingly, although the Kazakh alphabet (8) has been changed / was changing twice in the last 100 years, it may (9) be changed / changed again.

As modern technology brings / is brought the world closer together, it has been suggested / suggesting that Kazakhstan needs an alphabet that is easier to use both internationally and online.

Has the time come for Kazakh children to (12) be taught / teach to write using Latin letters again?

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