Have I completed this short sentences with the right words?
Capital letters: the word that I chose
In brackets: other options
4 hundreds years ago, BETWEEN (round, towards, through) 5 and 7 million people spoke english
ACROSS (along/through) the Irish sea people spoke irish.
It wasn't UNTIL (as soon as/ from/ to) the 19 th century that english began to being used as the main language in many places.
So as the population of America grew, SO (also/ as/ too) did the number of english speakers
When these countries became indipendent English had ALREADY (just/ before/ since) been established as the official language
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Answers · 3
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Yes, They are all the correct usage.
4 hundreds years ago, BETWEEN 5 and 7 million people spoke english
(around as in we drove around the building, or It is around the time of Middle English, and not round <- shape,)
*Correct* So as the population of America grew, SO did the number of english speakers
I don't agree that ALSO can be used in place of SO. You can put "also" in there such as, ex: So as the population of America ALSO (Also, meaning: in addition to the other places that english is spoken too) grew, so did the number of English speakers.
Your version is with SO is correct.
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* right
* right
* right
* wrong - *also*
* right
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