English as a Ubiquitous Lingua Franca in Modern Education
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English has emerged as a dominant global lingua franca, playing a crucial role in modern education, international communication, and professional development. This paper examines the historical evolution of English, its role as a global language, and its significance in academic and professional contexts. It also explores how English enhances employability skills and supports interdisciplinary learning through modern technological tools. The study highlights the indispensability of English in fostering global collaboration and knowledge dissemination in the 21st century.
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