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1. The Celts [?]  Celtic which survives today in the form of Welsh, Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic, less than a quarter of all Welsh people ( 600 000 out of 2 800 000 ) [?] Welsh.
2. Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic are still [?] , although they have suffered more than Welsh from the spread of English.

3. However, all three [?]  are now officially encouraged and taught in schools.
4. English developed from Anglo-Saxon and is a Germanic language.

5 However, all the invading peoples, particularly the Norman French, influenced the English language and you can find many [?]  in English which are French in origin.

6.  [?]  all Welsh, Scottish and Irish people speak English, but all the countries [?]  their own special accents and dialects, and [?] people are easily recognizable as soon as they speak.

7. Occasionally people from the four countries in the UK have [?]  in understanding one another because of these different accents.
8. A southern English accent is [?] accepted to be the most easily understood, and is the accent usually taught to [?] .