- The following sentence is incorrect. Pict the correct form of the sentence among the given options:
He can speak the English fluently like English.

The correct answer is '3' i.e. He can speak English fluently like the English .

Key Points

• The given sentence is grammatically incorrect and needs to be revised for proper structure and meaning.
• The phrase "the English" refers to native English speakers or people from England.
• The article "the" before "English" is unnecessary when referring to the language, but it is required when referring to the people.
• Among the given options, "He can speak English fluently like the English" is the correct form as it uses proper grammar and conveys the intended meaning.

Correct sentence: He can speak English fluently like the English.

Additional Information

• Common Errors:
  • Using "the" before "English" when referring to the language (e.g., "the English language" is fine, but "the English" alone refers to people).
  • Confusing "speak" and "talk." "Speak" is used for languages, while "talk" is used for general communication.
• Examples:
  • Correct: He can speak French fluently like the French.
  • Incorrect: He can talk French fluently like French.