ENGLISH IS THE KEY TO CONNECTING WITH THE WORLD
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bridge,technology,education,opportunities,science,connected world,communication,international trade,global connections,growth,friendship,cultural revolution,knowledge,diplomacy,collaboration,tourist attractions,conferences,trades,shows.##article.abstract##
English is widely regarded as the global language, serving as a crucial tool for communication in various fields, including business, education, science, and technology. As the most commonly spoken second language, it bridges cultural and
linguistic gaps, enabling people from different backgrounds to interact and collaborate. The dominance of English in international trade, diplomacy, and digital communication highlights its importance in fostering global connections. This article
explores the role of English as a universal medium, emphasizing its impact on crosscultural understanding, economic growth, and access to knowledge. Understanding and mastering English can open doors to global opportunities, making it an essential skill
in today’s interconnected world.
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