Important of learning English

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English is an international language.🤗It is spoken by many people in the world. It is a key to the modern world.I think it is one of the most important languages in the world.

Many people are interested in learning this language. English is taught in Sri Lankan schools. Not only schoolchildren but also elders have the opportunity to learn English. Those who intend to go abroad for higher education must learn English because most of the text books are written in English. ✅✅✅✅✅

If we can speak English, we can communicate with foreigners and exchange ideas with them. We can also get foreign jobs easily.✅✅✅👩‍🏫👩‍💻👮️✅✅✅

We can learn English by reading books, watching and listening to programmes. 🟫English is an added qualification for a good job. As Sri Lankans we must read, write and speak English.we have to learn English well, which means that your future job will depend on it.

It is already considered a key qualification in some jobs.It is not enough to just learn English. We need to be able to speak and understand well.👍It is also important to speak or write English not only for work but also for public transportation, trade, travel, and even ordinary travel.👍

In my personal experience, there have been instances where I have not been able to speak English.Remembering those moments can sometimes be scary.However👎I'm gradually improving my knowledge of English.

I'm gradually realizing that English is not a difficult language.👍🤗

If you think, my degree is more likely to be chosen as a major in English.🤗👍✅✅


😍Because I like💝English very much.😘

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