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The idea, which would oblige government, local councils and other official bodies to draw up documents in both languages, has been criticised by some as a further move towards western erosion of Japanese culture. Paraphrase The idea, which would force government, local councils and other official bodies to use both Japanese and English in drawing up documents is thought to be a concession to western erosion of Japanese culture and has been criticised by some people. Content Awareness Read and Think (Ex. 10) Read and Complete (Ex. 11) Ex. 10 Choose the best answer to each question with the information from the passage. 1. By claiming legitimacy for “Japanese English”, the author wants to indicate that “Japanese English”__________. A) is an international language B) is as incorrect as Indian, Jamaican and the Philippine English C) can be comprehensible only to Japanese D) can be accepted as appropriate English 1. By claiming legitimacy for “Japanese English”, the author wants to indicate that “Japanese English”__________. A) is an international language B) is as incorrect as Indian, Jamaican and the Philippine English C) can be comprehensible only to Japanese D) can be accepted as appropriate English Ex. 10 Choose the best answer to each question with the information from the passage. 2. Which of the following is true according to Mr. Childs? A) Japanese English do not break the accepted rules of English. B) Creativity is the feature of Japanese English. C) Fluency in standard English should be the business of specialists. D) The English proficiency of Japanese is better than others’. 2. Which of the following is true according to Mr. Childs? A) Japanese English do not break the accepted rules of English. B) Creativity is the feature of Japanese English. C) Fluency in standard English should be the business of specialists. D) The English proficiency of Japanese is better than others’. Ex. 10 Choose the best a