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English  is  positioned  as  a  universal  language  that

     crosses  countless  borders.  The  British  Empire  saw

     English  as  a  language  that  could  unite  many  people

     around the world. For many years, the British forced

     their citizens to learn English, even though it was not

     their  first  language.  The  expansion  has  been  so

     significant,  encouraged  by  Britain,  that  many

     neighboring  countries  have  English  as  their  second

     official  language.  The  idea  is  clear:  to  achieve

     connections between people and position the English

     language  throughout  the  world,  allowing  large

     populations to interact without needing to know each

     other's language of origin. This language has managed

     to  expand  communication,  opening  doors  for  many

     people on a personal and professional level. In other
     words,  English  is  the  language  of  international


     communication,  finance  and  global  trade.  It  is
     promoted  as  the  language  of  many  international

     organizations  such  as  the  European  Union,  United

     Nations  and  UNESCO,  which  undoubtedly  facilitates

     communication with the world without barriers.



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