Millions of people every year move to English-speaking countries such as Australia, Britain or America, in order to study at school, college or university. Why do so many people want to study in English? Why is English such an important international language? Give reasons for your answer
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THE MAJORITY OF YOUNGSTERS AND INDIVIDUALS PREFER TO MOVE FROM THEIR OWN COUNTRY TO A NEW LOCATION WHERE MOSTLY SPOKEN
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
SUCH
AS AMERICA, AUSTRALIA AND GREAT BRITAIN FOR SOME REASON. THIS
ESSAY WILL DISCUSS AND SHED LIGHT ON WHY MANY PEOPLE ARE EAGER TO STUDY IN ENGLISH
AND WHY THIS
LANGUAGE
IS CONSIDERED AN ESSENTIAL INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
. FIRST OF ALL, ENGLISH
IS A UBIQUITOUS AND WORLDWIDE LANGUAGE
AND BRINGS MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO NOT ONLY PROFESSIONALS BUT ALSO
COUNTRIES
. THE AVAILABILITY AND COMPREHENSIVENESS OF THIS
LANGUAGE
CAN ACCESS AND ENHANCE COMMUNICATION AND INTERPERSONAL SKILLS AMONG PEOPLE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
. THIS
ADVANTAGE CAN PROMOTE THAT INDIVIDUALS MAKE UP THEIR MINDS TO STUDY AND LIVE IN ENGLISH
-SPEAKING COUNTRIES
. ALSO
, UNDERSTANDING OF LOGIC OF LANGUAGE
AND BEING BILINGUAL MAY OFFER AND CREATE FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT UNDER UNKNOWN CIRCUMSTANCES. ON THE ONE HAND, ENGLISH
IS ACCEPTED AS A CRUCIAL INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
AMONG THE WORLD COUNTRIES
. FROM THE PAST DECADES, THE MOST USED AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE
IS ENGLISH
AND THAT'S WHY, AS A CONSEQUENCE
, IT IS CONSIDERED THE MAIN COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE
. MOREOVER
, ACQUIRING SOME SCIENTIFIC REPORTS AND INVESTIGATIONS MAY LEAD TO ENCOURAGING STUDY IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
IN ENGLISH
. FURTHERMORE
, THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATES CAN BE REDUCED BY SKILLED AND WELL-DEVELOPED INDIVIDUALS WHO SUFFER FROM ITS POTENTIAL DRAWBACKS. MENTIONING ALL THE REASONS, THE OBVIOUS CONCLUSION TO BE DRAWN IS THAT, IT IS NECESSARY TO NOTE THAT LEARNING AND SPEAKING MORE LANGUAGES ALWAYS WILL HAVE MERITS IN ALL CATEGORIES, ESPECIALLY THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
DUE TO
ITS AVAILABILITY AND ACQUISITION OF HIGH QUALIFICATIONS OF EDUCATION, LIVING STANDARDS, AND WORK-LIFE BALANCESubmitted by feruzayla2006 on
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