Everything about English year 4

Everything about English

​2. English was a West Germanic language first spoken in early medieval England. Nowadays English is spoken as a first language by the majority populations of several sovereign states, including; the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and several Caribbean nations.

What is English?

1. Embark on a journey to uncover the varied dialects, rich cultural influence, and far-reaching impact of the English language. Gain valuable insights and delve into the fascinating evolution from Old to Modern English.​

​5 interesting Facts About English

​The most common letter in English is "e".

• The most common vowel in English is "e", followed by "a".

• The most common consonant in English is "r", followed by "t".

• Every syllable in English must have a vowel (sound). ...

• Only two English words in current use end in "-gry".

​What are some good facts about English?

​English originates from North West Germany and the Netherlands. ...

• English is spoken by 952 million people around the world.

• Most E around the world.

• Most E English grammar and spelling follow standardized rules. ...

• The most used adjective in the English language is 'good' ...

• English is the language of the sky.

​WHAT ARE SOME AMAZING FACTS ABOUT ENGLISH

​About 4,000 words are added to the dictionary each year. The two most common words in English are I and you. 11% of the entire English language is just the letter E. The English language is said to be one of the happiest languages in the world – oh, and the word “happy” is used 3 times more often than the word “sad”!

​What are the great things about the English language? What are the great things about the English language?

English is flexible and easy to learn

It is a huge entity of vocabulary and is constantly absorbing new words, whilst at the same time seeping into foreign languages. English contains over 750,000 words. With so many different words available to describe things, you should never be short of synonyms.

Open Ended

try writing an email to your Penpal whose name

is Raj

Multiple Choice

Gusse, what will the next person will say?

• im lily

• Hello, Susan.

• how are you

• i'm fine