Which of the following most accurately captures the thought flow of the passage?The rise of English as the dominant language in the world--The impact of English on local languages--The role of English in linguistic imperialism--The historical roots of the dominance of English.The rise of English as Earth’s lingua franca—The impact of English on local populations—The importance of English in sociolinguistics--The historical roots of the dominance of EnglishThe rise of English as Earth’s lingua franca—The impact of English on local cultures and languages—The importance of English in sociolinguistics--The concept of linguistic imperialismThe rise of English as the dominant language in the world—Inequality between English and other languages--The role of English in linguistic imperialism—The historical roots of the dominance of English

Explore the origins and evolution of English, from its Germanic roots to its modern-day global dominance

This Article would be most useful as a source for a student research project on __________.A.The benefits of using one dominant language in a countryB.The role of native languages in several communities around the worldC.The cultural impact of European settlers in AustraliaD.The unique experience of Indigenous peoples living in a desertSUBMITExtrasHIGHLIGHTDICTIONARYSCREEN MASKINGREAD ALOUDTRANSLATE

As explained in the lecture, English became the most spoken and learned international language primarily as a result of British .............. first, and then by American ............ .Group of answer choicessettler colonialism, globalizationlobbying, marketingglobalization, commodificationpoetry, novels

29 How does the language in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the excerpt from “The City Lost in the Snow” DIFFER from the language in lines 1 through 9 of the poem “London Snow”? A The language in the excerpt emphasizes the surprise of a character, while the language in the poem suggests the sadness of the speaker. B The language in the excerpt conveys the fear of a character, while the language in the poem reveals the excitement of the speaker. C The language in the excerpt conveys the enthusiasm of a character, while the language in the poem reveals the calmness of the speaker. D The language in the excerpt emphasizes the objectivity of a character, while the language in the poem suggests the bias of the speaker.

Identify a transition and a description in this passage, and explain how each type of language contributes to the reader’s experience of the passage.