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9.Future of the English Language
The influence of the mass media appears likely to result in a more standardized pronunciation, more uniform spelling, and eventually a spelling closer to actual pronunciation. Despite the likelihood of such standardization, a unique feature of the English language remains its tendency to grow and change. Despite the warnings of linguistic purists, new words are constantly being coined and usages modified to express new concepts. Its vocabulary is constantly enriched by linguistic borrowings, particularly by cross-fertilizations from American English. Because it is capable of infinite possibilities of communication, the English language has become the chief international language.
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- English Language
- 1.English Language.
- 2.Vocabulary
- 3.Spelling
- 4.Role of Phonemes
- 5.Stress, Pitches, and Juncture
- 7.Parts of Speech
- 8.Development of the Language
- 8.1.Old English Period
- 8.2.Middle English Period
- 8.3The Great Vowel Shift
- 8.4.Modern English Period
- 8.5.20Th-Century English
- 8.6.American English
- 8.7.Basic English
- 8.8.Pidgin English
- 9.Future of the English Language