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Abstract
This article explores the significance and role of the English language in today's global society. It demonstrates how English has become an integral part of various fields such as science, education, economics, culture, and technology. The article discusses the role of the English language in international relations, scientific research, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange. Furthermore, it highlights how learning English has become a necessity for success in the modern world. The article also elaborates on the role of English in facilitating global communication and connections and its future importance.
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