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English, 05.05.2020 23:22 uhhgray

Which statement best describes Orwell's

attitude toward the state of the English

language at the time that he wrote this essay?

No one can prevent the English language from being

corrupted

o With effort, people can improve the way English is used.

O Journalists are primarily responsible for the misuse of

the English language.

Politicians work harder than anyone to preserve proper

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