No, dear student,
- Basque is NOT “a Baltic language”.
- English does NOT “derive from Latin”.
- Russian and Czech are NOT “non-European languages”.
- Luxemburgish is NOT “a mixture of German and French”.
- Schwa is NOT “when you do not pronounce a phoneme in a sentence”.
- Vowels are NOT “usually voiceless”.
- There were NO experiments “carried out by Noam Chomsky and his famous monkey Nim Chimpsky”.
- Russian and Czech are NOT “Cyrillic languages”.
- English does NOT have “five vowels only”.
- Schwa is NOT “part of a dialect and grammatically seen as wrong, and it is NOT true that “American people often pronounce it in that way, whereas English people don’t”.
- Finnish and Basque do NOT “belong to the Celtic group” and Russian and Czech are NOT “Eastern Germanic languages”.
- functional morphemes are NOT divided into “inflectional and flectional” morphemes
- the Standard Pronunciation of Standard English is NOT called “Renowned Pronunciation”
- the supposed conservatism of colonial varieties of English is NOT called “colonial lack”
- Roger Ascham was NOT “a man who made up theories of education”
- Oralism is NOT “a kind of sign language”.
- Schwa is NOT “defined as a glottal stop and very important”.
- English is NOT “the world language because it is easy”.
- The sentence “I can’t get no satisfaction” is NOT “grammatically wrong but linguistically right”.
- The episode in the Bible of God telling Adam to name each animal is NOT “only true for the Catholic religion”.
- Schwa is NOT “a special phone which only occurs in the last syllable”.
- Portuguese and Romanian are NOT “Southern Germanic languages”.
- Schwa is NOT “a very, very short sound”.
- Splitting infinitives is NOT correct “because English is a language that has its origin in Latin and in Latin it is allowed to split infinitives”.
- It is NOT true that “Basque and Finnish are not really a language”.