While I had all but one, correct, just wondering whether the plural for "aircraft" is "aircrafts"... I always thought the plural is also "aircraft" only like, deer, sheep....
I am a qualified CA professional with a sound English background but have to accept I got Q.4 wrong - complimentary vs complementary! Good standard of the test I must say.
Re: Quite good!
by Sunil on Jun 11, 2013 06:23 PM
Very true and very sure that nobody could answer all of them rightly, its easy to lie than to admit..cheers
Re: The difference
by Abhishek Kulkarni on Apr 26, 2013 09:18 AM
Does learning a global language reduce nationalistic feelings? What are you talking man? In today's world its imperative to know at least a little bit of english. I am a german language trainer myself. EVen hard core people like japanese, russians etc understand and speak a little english. Be sensible and improve your english. DOn't give excuses of self respect and all buddy.
Re: The difference
by s A on Mar 16, 2013 12:24 AM
In China there is only 1 language - Chinese, similarly, other countries. In India there are 18 official languages and 1000 dialects. what are you talking about man?
Re: Re: The difference
by Rishant Sachdeva on Mar 17, 2013 08:19 PM
There is NO language called Chinese. It is like saying India has one language - Indian. China has 56 regocnised ethnic groups with 292 languages spanning 8 language-families. Mandarin is the largest spoken and understood one, akin to Hindi in India. Significant proportion of people in China can't understand Mandarin. China follows bi-lingual policy. And English is treated as a third language and not a medium of instruction.
Re: The difference
by janasaurav on Mar 20, 2013 05:33 PM
Probably the greatest difference is people in these countries dont ask "why should i know the national language ?"
Re: Re: Only
by Sameera Simha on Mar 14, 2013 01:26 PM
Tamilians pronunciation will be horrible, they speak English in tamil. i saw Karnataka peoples pronunciation is far better than all others, all they speak much better Hindi and other regional languages
Re: Re: Re: Only
by peacelam on Mar 14, 2013 03:55 PM
yes ..tamilian's pronunciation might be horrible but yet they do not use wrong words. if u listen carefully, their grammar will be perfect .
Re: Re: Re: Re: Only
by peacelam on Mar 14, 2013 03:56 PM
this applies only to tamil brahmins..!! tamil non brahmins speak horrible english with equally horrible grammar!!
Re: Only
by Batao Na on Mar 14, 2013 04:16 PM
Mamta Banarjee and Biman Bose are duly elected popular representatives for both side of political divide and their English is horrible.
Karunanidhi and Stalin can not speak English so they had to forward Kanimozi to represent them in UPA when they parted ways with Dayanidhi Maran.
Re: Only
by Batao Na on Mar 14, 2013 04:19 PM
As of today Tamilians and Bengalis are two groups who speak horibble english both in terms of grammer and pronounciations.
Typical Bengali talk.
"bhe are aksing theese Kuastion to the Gaavarhment " Typical Tamilian response from tmilian "Naat at aalll this aligation is naat kaarect Aaur Leade Kalingar Eeem Karunandhi aalready answered that in Chennai yesterday , DMK will walk out on this"
Re: Only
by s A on Mar 16, 2013 12:26 AM
Tamilians dont know English, since for them tamil is the only language in the whole world. All the rest are bullshits!!! They are language chauvanists
