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English Communication Problems

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tudy of English communication problems of students majoring in English in the Faculty of Education, Naresuan University
1. Introduction Humans communicate through language. Because there are so many different languages, however, people around the world have a difficult time understanding one another. Some people have wished for a universal international language that speakers all over the world could understand (Kispert, 2004). Because of this reason English is considered as a universal language. It is generally accepted that English is one of the world most useful language. More over English is a widely used around the world. It is the most common foreign language. English has a strong influence. English language would build cultural and economic bonds. It would also create better feelings among countries (Kispert, 2004). In this 21 century, it is accepted that English is used more than the past. Five thousand newspapers more than half of the newspapers published in the world published in English (Ahmad, n.d.). Nowadays English has an important role in our daily life. It can not be denied and ignored because English is used everyday. More over English has a great influence in every field than the past. English has been a major role in medicine, business, education, transportation, travelling, politics, science and entertainment (the history of English, n.d.). It is predicted that by 2050, half the world will use English more in business, politics and diplomacy (A

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