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Find mistakes for the sentence One speaks English here?

The sentence "One speaks English here?" has a few issues:

1. Grammatical Incorrectness: "One" is used as a pronoun to refer to a person in general, but it's not natural to use it in this context when talking about a specific location. It sounds awkward.

2. Question Mark: The sentence structure implies a question, but there's no real question being asked. It's more of a statement.

Here are some better ways to rephrase the sentence:

* "English is spoken here." (Simple and direct)

* "They speak English here." (More natural and specific)

* "Do they speak English here?" (If you're asking a question)

The best choice depends on the context and the intended meaning.

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