Disagree with the following and correct the statements: 1. People speak only English on the British Isles. 2. The Union Jack is the national flag of England. 3. The Union Jack is made of three squares. 4. People who were born in Scotland are not British. 5. People from Scotland and Wales are English. 6. You can never see signs in Welsh when you travel in Britain. 7. The UK consists of three countries.

1. People speak only English on the British Isles. - Incorrect. People also speak Welsh and Scottish Gaelic. 2. The Union Jack is the national flag of England. - Incorrect. The Union Jack is the national flag of the United Kingdom. 3. The Union Jack is made of three squares. - Incorrect. The Union Jack is made of three crosses. 4. People who were born in Scotland are not British. - Incorrect. People who were born in Scotland are British. 5. People from Scotland and Wales are English. - Incorrect. People from Scotland are Scottish, and people from Wales are Welsh. 6. You can never see signs in Welsh when you travel in Britain. - Incorrect. You can see road signs in Welsh all over Wales. 7. The UK consists of three countries. - Incorrect. The UK consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.