English is shifting and changing even as we use it. Changes in language will continue forever, but no one knows for sure hanging. One possibility is that children are responsible This theory is supported by the fact that in Hawall, within one generatic anguage was created. This happened in the 1880s when large numbers of of different nationalities were imported to ha When the children of the various language groups grew up, they all spoke the same new language, which was a blend of, but quit he various languages of their parents. With which statement would the author be most likely to agree? 1. English is the only language that has changed. 2. Standard English is spoken without much variation throughout the world. 3. English will be very different 400 years from now. 4. English cannot be changed by non-English speaking persons.

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English is shifting and changing even as we use it. Changes in language will continue forever, but no one knows for sure hanging. One possibility is that children are responsible This theory is supported by the fact that in Hawall, within one generatic anguage was created. This happened in the 1880s when large numbers of of different nationalities were imported to ha When the children of the various language groups grew up, they all spoke the same new language, which was a blend of, but quit he various languages of their parents. With which statement would the author be most likely to agree? 1. English is the only language that has changed. 2. Standard English is spoken without much variation throughout the world. 3. English will be very different 400 years from now. 4. English cannot be changed by non-English speaking persons.

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The author would most likely agree with the statement "English will be very different 400 years from now".

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## Step 1The problem is a comprehension question based on the given passage. The passage discusses the dynamic nature of the English language and how it continues to evolve. It also provides an example of how a new language can emerge from the blending of different languages, as seen in Hawaii in the 1880s.## Step 2The author's viewpoint is that language is not static and it changes over time. This is evident from the example provided in the passage.## Step 3Now need to find the statement that aligns with the author's viewpoint. ## Step 4Looking at the options, the statement "English will be very different 400 years from now" aligns with the author's viewpoint. This statement acknowledges the dynamic nature of the English language and the possibility of future changes.

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