Russian English

The Russian language's first interaction with the English language dates back to the

• mid 16th century.

• 20th century.

• 14th century.

In the 19th century, bilingualism was seen prestigious in Russia. But _________ bilingualism was seen as the most prestigious form of bilingualism.

• German-French

• Russian-German

• Russian-English

• Russian-French

The number of speakers of English in Russia that have good skills in English is very high compared to other European countries.

• true

• false

The attitude towards Russian English is mainly negative because

• people hate Russians.

• their pronunciation is terrible.

• it is associated with broken and bad English.

Basilectal English, Ruslish or Russlish is typical of

• comedians.

• educated speakers.

• uneducated speakers.

• everyone.

'The unusual quiet reigned in Sukhanov’s heart.’

‘This fabulous emerald-turquoise necklace is incomparable decoration of Vladivostok.' These are examples for

• the distinctive use of gerunds in Russsian English.

• the use of articles in Russian English.

• topicalization of the object in Russian English.