THE SPREAD OF ENGLISH ACROSS THE GLOBE: SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS.

This research paper explores the widespread use of the English language around the world, with a focus on the social, political and cultural factors that contributed to its spread. The author analyzes the historical context and global influences that led to the dominance of English as the lingua franca in many countries. The paper also discusses the impact of the English language on local cultures and identities, as well as the role of the English language in international diplomacy and business. By examining the complex interplay of social, political and cultural factors, this work provides a comprehensive understanding of the spread of the English language and its implications for global communication and interaction. The study also examines the impact of English on linguistic diversity and the potential for linguistic imperialism.presents the results of the study, and concludes with suggestions for future research