Is English language important to learn?
Is the English language important for life?
What is the life expectancy of the English language? In what countries is English an official language? Is Grammar important in spoken English? What do linguists think of the English language? Why does India need the English language? What would be the difference between the English language now and the the English language 500 years in the future? Is English an Indo-European language? How is speaking English compared to a language you are fluent with? Why do we Indians give so much importance to the English language? What English words are rarely known to people? Does English have dialects? Is it possible to master the American English language? What is the main difference between American and British English language? What is a person who studies english language, words, origin and meaning called? Are there any linguistic features of English that are not found in any other language? What word in the English language has the most meanings? Why English dominates Indian languages? Why are British English and American English different? What languages are closest to English? How do native English speakers increase vocabulary? Why doesn't the English language have one word for the mind/heart complex where other languages will use one word interchangeably? (or does it) Which languages are the most similar to English in sentence structure? How did English language originate? As a non-native English speaker, what was/is the most difficult thing for you to get in the English language? What is English phonology? What are a few examples? What are some rare but useful English words? What aspects of English do non-native find the most difficult? What is your favourite English word? why? Where is an English person foreign and not foreign? What is the best English newspaper for foreigners and why?