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THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING ENGLISH IN THE MODERN WORLD

Authors: Ikromova Umida Ismoil qizi;

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING ENGLISH IN THE MODERN WORLD

Abstract

In the twenty-first century, English has emerged as the dominant international language, serving as a medium of communication in education, business, science, technology, diplomacy, and global media. The growing interconnectedness of societies through globalization has increased the importance of English proficiency for individuals seeking academic, professional, and personal development opportunities. This article examines the significance of learning English in the modern world by analyzing its role in international communication, higher education, employment, technological advancement, and intercultural understanding. Furthermore, the study discusses the challenges faced by English language learners and explores effective approaches to improving language proficiency. The findings indicate that English language competence is no longer merely an educational advantage but a fundamental skill necessary for active participation in the global community.

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