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English, English, English. A great language. It must be learnt for many reasons:

  • International business
  • International communication
  • Job 
  • Scientific research 
  • Politics and diplomacy
  • Music, literature,
  • New culture(s)
These are just ideas. I know many people have other different reasons for learning English.

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