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I. not soft enough
II. not long enough
III. not new enough
IV. not cheap enough
The vast majority of Canada is English-speaking, but this varies from province to province, with French also being commonly spoken in certain areas, but there are also over 70 aboriginal languages still spoken in areas that have existed for hundreds of years.
With two main languages, it can be hard to know what to expect, but most tourist locations will speak or at least understand English, so you don’t need to worry about swatting up on your French as you go. But, the further away from the tourist hot spots, you might start to hear different languages more frequently.
From the website: https://www.ambassadorcruiseline.com/blog/10-facts-you-didnt-know-about-canada/
What are the two languages most spoken in Canada?
My uncle (has/is) going to the movies this friday, but I (don’t/’m not) want to go because my neighbors (have/are) planning a big party and I (‘m/’ve) been invited. We (did/’ve) won the city games and (do/are) intending to celebrate.
SARAH: Can you come to the theater on the weekend? LEO: No, I can’t. I _______ (not be) here. I____ (travel)to the sticks. SARAH: What_____ you _____ (do) there? LEO: I______ (visit) my grandparents. SARAH: When____ you _____ (return)? LEO: Don’t know yet.
I. This is _______ (we) newspaper.
II. Those toothbrushes are _____(I).
III. ______(you) cousin is here.
IV. _____(they) car is black and ____(she) is white.