EnglishCas an international languageCplays a more and more important role in the worldDAs for ChinaCwhich wants to communicate well with the outsideCEnglish has become the most useful instrumentDAccording to thisCthe Ministry of Education has made the policy on English teaching in the primary schoolD

This document attempts to describe important events in time, which have influenced the English language.

An undergraduate's study of the English language as a discipline. This essay examines English as a communicative tool that transcends boundaries that divide disciplines. It questions the philosophies and psychology of language and the place of the English language in society.

Essay explains why I want to study English and not a different language.

Essay about the belief that English is not dying but for several reasons it is going through a phase of rapid change.

My experience in studying the English language as a non-native speaker.

Today English is the language of international law, international politics, business, and diplomacy, but its worldwide spread as part of the current trend toward globalization threatens some non-English cultures. It is important that these communities encourage the preservation of their mother tongues and protect their respective cultures without isolating themselves from the fast globalizing world.

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The English language has taken over the centuries has seen words introduced to the language, it has seen words replaced, or altered, and has seen words become obsolete. These changes have all been done to the language to modify it for society's needs in this age of technology and communication.

Variations within the speech communities of the English language.

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