Why is English today international?

 English - world language To date, English has become an international language, it is the most common in the world. For more than 400 million people, he is a native, for 300 million he remains a second language, and another 500 million to some extent speak English.

English - the language of trade and business.In many countries, English occupies a very important place as a language of diplomacy, trade and business. 90% of the world's transactions are in English. World financial funds and exchanges operate in English. Financial giants and large corporations use English regardless of the country they are in.

English is the universal languageIn addition to all of the above, English isbeautiful, melodic and easy to learn. Englishhas one of the richest vocabulary in theworld, but it has a simple grammar. Thewords themselves are attracted to eachother, forming laconic and understandablesentences. The international languageshould be simple and understandable.Perhaps we are very fortunate that it is sucha simple language that unites the world.

It’s the language of the internet
Most of the content produced on the
internet (50%) is in English. So knowing
English will allow you access to an
incredible amount of information which
may not be otherwise available.

Seven Areas You Need to Focus on When Learning English

Grammar Most people hate learning the grammar of a second language. The good news is that you don’t need to master it. The goal is to be able to communicate your thoughts using basic grammar forms.

Listening Listening is one of the most vital skills to develop. Force yourself to listen to English TV, movies, and radio. Listen to people speaking English around you. If someone in your home speaks English, insist they speak English to you.

Vocabulary Words are the building blocks for learning English. Should learn both words and phrases. Learn both English and Chinese definitions. Learn to pronounce. We learn words by using words!

Read anything in English that you can… newspapers, emails, letters, websites, etc. Try to read fluently… don’t stop at every word you don’t know to look it up. Instead, guess it’s meaning from the context.