ответьте "True/верно", "False/не верно" или "Don`t know/не знаю". 1) The English spoken in the USA and Australia does not differ from the English spoken in Great Britain.
2) There are many borrowed words in English.
3) People cut down long words to get new ones/
4) There are three English-speaking countries in the world/
5) Some world came to Englis from Russia.
6) There are 450 words in Webster Third New International Dictionary.
7) All dictionarise are always made in two languages.
8) You can learn English only if you life in an English-speaking country.
9) English is the most popular foreign in Russia.
10) There are thirty-two letters in the English alphabet.

10.false

9.dont know

8.false

7.true

1) False/не верно. The English spoken in the USA, Australia, and Great Britain do differ from each other in terms of accent, pronunciation, vocabulary, and even grammar.

2) True/верно. English has borrowed words from various languages throughout its history. For example, many words in English come from French, Latin, and German.

3) False/не верно. People do not cut down long words to get new ones. Instead, they may shorten or abbreviate words for convenience or to create slang terms, but this does not involve creating new words.

4) True/верно. There are more than three English-speaking countries in the world, including the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and many countries in Africa and Asia, where English is an official language.

5) False/не верно. English has borrowed words from various languages, but there is no evidence to suggest that any word specifically came from Russia.

6) Don't know/не знаю. The number of words in a dictionary can vary depending on the edition and the specific dictionary. It is difficult to provide an exact number without knowing which edition of the Webster Third New International Dictionary is being referred to.

7) False/не верно. There are dictionaries that are made in multiple languages, but not all dictionaries are made in two languages. There are monolingual dictionaries that provide definitions and explanations in a single language, like English-only dictionaries.

8) False/не верно. You can learn English even if you don't live in an English-speaking country. Many people around the world learn English as a second language through classes, online resources, and immersion programs.

9) True/верно. English is one of the most popular foreign languages studied in Russia. Many Russian schools and universities offer English language courses, and there is a high demand for English language proficiency in various industries.

10) False/не верно. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet, not 32.