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Indian English (video-based quiz)Versión en línea The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Pgg-sTY2vo por Nana Q9 1 The speaker says the word "presently" should be used to mean "now." a True b False c Sometimes d The speaker doesn't mention "presently" 2 Americans commonly use "momentarily" to mean "in a moment," which differs from its original meaning. a True b False c Only British people use it that way d The speaker says both meanings are identical 3 Adding "importantly" before a sentence is always necessary because "important" cannot function as an adverb. a True b False c The speaker is unsure d The speaker suggests it's regional 4 "Revert to you" is a correct use because "revert" can mean "to return to someone." a True b False c Only in Indian English d It depends on context 5 The speaker distinguishes "reticent" and "reluctant," saying "reticent" refers specifically to reluctance to speak. a True b False c They are identical in meaning d The speaker prefers not to use either word 6 Choose the correct pronunciation of the word "pronunciation" given by the speaker a "pro-nun-ci-ation" b "pro-noun-ci-ation" c The speaker gives both as acceptable d The speaker does not discuss pronunciation 7 "Asthma" is pronounced with a silent 'th' (i.e., "azma") rather than "asthma" with a clearly pronounced 'th.' a True b False c Both pronunciations are equally correct d The speaker avoids discussing medical words 8 Confusions between "v" and "w" in Indian speakers stem partly from those sounds not being distinct in many Indian languages. a True b False c It is so because of schooling only d It's a deliberate accent feature 9 The speaker recommends memorizing dictionary definitions ("mugging up") as the best way to become fluent in English. a True b False c He recommends only listening to podcasts d He suggests taking formal grammar classes only 10 The speaker's overall attitude to language is: Choose one or more answers a Language should be used primarily to communicate ideas and for pleasure b Strict prescriptive correctness is needed c People should not be overly intimidated by prescriptive rules d Only natives should use the language

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The speaker says the word "presently" should be used to mean "now."

Americans commonly use "momentarily" to mean "in a moment," which differs from its original meaning.

Adding "importantly" before a sentence is always necessary because "important" cannot function as an adverb.

"Revert to you" is a correct use because "revert" can mean "to return to someone."

The speaker distinguishes "reticent" and "reluctant," saying "reticent" refers specifically to reluctance to speak.

Choose the correct pronunciation of the word "pronunciation" given by the speaker

"Asthma" is pronounced with a silent 'th' (i.e., "azma") rather than "asthma" with a clearly pronounced 'th.'

Confusions between "v" and "w" in Indian speakers stem partly from those sounds not being distinct in many Indian languages.

The speaker recommends memorizing dictionary definitions ("mugging up") as the best way to become fluent in English.

The speaker's overall attitude to language is:

Choose one or more answers