Вопросов: 10, прохождений: 13
(SOON) (1) the next century (2) saw a feverish effort to track down the parent language, Indo-European, as it was (3) called.
(OFTEN) Romanians (1) claim to have the language that most closely (2) resembles (3) ancient Latin.
(ALWAYS) Even now (1) the various branches of Celtic are not (2) mutually (3) comprehensible.
(CURIOUS) But (1) it would be a mistake to consider these languages (2) substandard because of their (3) vocabularies.
(BY THE END OF THE FIRST MONTH OF LIFE) (1) infants show a clear preference (2) for speechlike sounds over all others (3)
(FOR A LONG TIME) (1) it was believed that language was (2) simply learned (3)
(HIGHLY) Onomatopoeia (1) does play a part in language formation, but whether it or any other feature alone can account for how languages are formed is (2) doubtful (3)
(SUSPICIOUSLY) (1) The word for dog,bfor instance, is (2) similar in Amerind, Uralic, and Proto-Indo-European (3)
(WIDELY) (1) There is increasing evidence to suggest that languages (2) dispersed geographically may be more closely related than once thought
(WIDELY) (1) One of the greatest (2) mysteries of prehistory is how people in (3) separated places suddenly and spontaneously developed the capacity for language at roughly the same time.
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