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CUET English Language Comprehension Passage 3
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The factor of geographical distribution is equally, possibly even more, significant that English is spoken as first or native language in at least four continents of the world, Russian in two, Chinese and the Indian languages in one.     English is without question the closest approach to a world language today. It goes without saying that no two persons ever have an identical command of their common language.     Certainly, they have not precisely the same vocabulary.     There are at least minor differences in pronunciation, indeed the same individual will not pronounce his vowels and... Show more
CUET English Language Comprehension Passage 3
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1. The author argues that English is the closest approach to a world language because
2. It is evident from the passage that style is
3. The overall implication of the passage is that
4. The fact that the same individual will not pronounce his vowels and consonants identically everytime shows that
5. According to some authorities