English in International Space

Asim Awaish

doi:10.2024/v31k5d58

Authors

Asim Awaish Samarkand State Medical University, the student of International Department Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/v31k5d58

Keywords:

impact, global, international, science, technology, community

Abstract

English language has spread in various parts of the world leaving a strong impact. It has created a global effect positively and initiated competitions on National and International levels. As English rapidly develops more complex relationships within and between communities of speakers around the world continue to expand. Considerable debate has recently arisen regarding the status of English as an international language.

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