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English Language Thesis

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Chapter one

INTRODUCATION

1.1 Background of the study
English language is global language in the world. And it has developed through the course of more than 1,400 years. English language spread around the world from the 17th to mid-20th centuries. through the worldwide influence of the British Empire, modern. English language is the third most spread native language in the world and it is the official languages. There are many people who have learned it as a second language. This language is one of the most difficult languages to learn but There are many reasons to learn it, the first reason when the people come together with different languages or different countries they use English language to communicate with each …show more content…

Teaching English as the foreign language is a challenging for the primary student Oman. English language became the second language in Oman so it is very important the pupil learn this language. English language now is the famous language in the world and it is spread in everywhere also this language helps the primary pupil to get a good job in the future. Now we can notice that this language is improving every day because many people use it. The primary student in Oman learns English language as the second language in the public school and the private school in Oman learn this language. Sometimes the pupil primary meets many problems of learning English language for many reasons; one of the most important …show more content…

How to help primary student in Oman to solve this problem?

1.4 purpose and scope study
The main purpose of the study of this subject.
1.To study that English language is important for the primary students in Oman.
2. To investigate the problem in English teaching for the primary students in Oman.
3. Examine to encourage the student in Omani primary school to learn this language.
4. To solve problems for the primary students in teaching English

1.5 Significance of the study primary students in Oman meet the problem when they learn English language in the school because it is second language and they don’t use this language in every day, they use mother language which is Arabic language to communicate in the school and home. In this research I want solve the problem when the primary students learn this language and I want the primary students like to learn this subject, when they like this subject so they can learn it. As we know English language became now important language in Oman not only in Oman for many countries because many countries use it language in many things, also this language help them to get a good works and they can work in different countries in the future when they know about this language.

1.6 Definition of key

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