Dec. 13, 2022
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If Germany Won the World War II
I am studying English right now because the most developed countries in the world are speaking in English.
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However if Germany won World War II, the language of German would be more popular than English.
You can just say "German".
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Thousands of Iintelligent and big ambitious people are preparing for an IGLTS (as same as IELS) test outside of Europe.
verb: to prepare FOR something
The affectioninfluence of English would be like French today.
I think I get what you mean, but "influence" is correct for this sentence.
Don't think moreany other things, I'm not a NAZI fansupporter, it's only an idea that came to my mind a few minutes ago.
"supporter" is better in this context
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Nice idea.
If Germany Won the World War II
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Interesting. Good work!
If Germany Won the World War II
You could also say, "If Germany Won the Second World War".
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However if Germany won World War II, the language of German would be more popular than English. However, if Germany won World War II,
However if Germany won World War II, You can just say "German". |
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New Europe owns more advanced technology than America, and many young people are dreaming of studying and working in New Germany Europe. New Europe
Again, subjunctive tense is necessary. |
Thousands of Intelligent and big ambitious people are prepare an IGLTS (as same as IELS) test outside of Europe. |
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