Essays on English Language

Since the very beginning, human beings have needed to communicate. At first, they communicated by grunts and gestures, but humans kept progressing and created words, which allowed them to communicate more explicitly. As time passed, humans ended being spread all around the world, but their…

English has an international status and its utilization is no longer restricted to a couple of nations now, the United States of America, the United Kingdom. One of the first to consider this was Kachru (1985). His core interest was the ‘global diffusion of English’…

As a result, these colonized countries have accepted the language which then makes the language essential to them. Following this situation, globalization has caused the English language to become greatly powerful and its usage becomes important across the globe. The uncolonized countries realized the significance…

Many people dreaming to learn the English language. Everybody wants to learn it quickly and easily, do it in a couple of months, preferably in a dream. But unfortunately, there are no miracles. My way of learning English was thorny. I started learning it when…

In the poem “Bilingual Sestina,” Julia Alvarez expresses her feelings for both the Spanish and English languages. Language is not just a part of people’s culture but a reflection of their identity as well. So, what occurs when two languages come together? It is easy…

Introduction In Orwell’s “Politics and English Language” argues about the use of vague language in political speeches as a mean to brain wash or confuse people. This is done in order to gain peoples trust, by using vague language and difficult words people assume that…

Introduction Indian Writing in English alludes to a branch of writing that deals with English by intrinsic Indian editorialist who have a place with various domains of India and banter an alternate lingo. It started by the nineteenth century amid the movement of India by…

The majority of individuals need to be fruitful throughout everyday life. In any case, achievement does not come effortlessly throughout everyday life. One must be continually roused to achieve the objective that one has set for oneself. It is said that achievement is basically in…

The internet has drastically impacted the English language since the past decade. This is mainly because of the increasing of technological advancements and increased work and home assignments given by schools. People in the earlier times used to write letters and send them via pigeons…

The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word empowerment as: “to give (a person) more control over his or her life or circumstances, by increasing civil rights, independence, self-esteem, etc. ” The word empowerment has historically meant marginalized groups gaining autonomy by fighting for equitable allocation…