"baby­sitter")．Grammatical mistakes may involve using a noun as a verb with "Let's" as in "Let's beer." Unnecessary wording like "Let's play with me！" is also very common. The classic Engrish "I feel Coke" is a well­known example of getting rid of connecting words.

　　Amused by these humorous mistakes, you may wonder why the Japanese don't get some translators or consult native English speakers for corrections. The fact is that there is often no attempt to get it right. For one thing, some Japanese companies do not regard English as a means of communication. Rather, they use English as part of the design in Japanese products and advertising to give them a modern look and feel, or just to "look cool". Moreover, some Japanese people or companies simply do not have the resources they would need if they wanted to get their English carefully checked. Although most Japanese study English for anywhere from 6 to 10 years as a second language, they cannot easily find native English speakers to practice with.

　　A．was set up in the early 21st century

　　B．makes fun of the Engrish phenomenon

　　C．has a collection of English mistakes

　　D．helps the Japanese learn to speak English

　　6．The following sentences belong to Engrish EXCEPT "________"．

　　A．You'll shopping!

　　B．Let's go boating with me!

　　C．I had two coffees while I waited.

　　D．He has just come back from Engrand.

解析：选C　细节理解题。由第二段中的"The classic Engrish 'I feel Coke' is a well­known example of getting rid of connecting words."可知A项说法属于Engrish；