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    coming to America should learn to communicate in English instead of their native language. Immigrants should speak English to get rid of racial comments. Everyone speaking one language is communicating to the fullest. Talking to one another in a language we are not familiar with is won’t help communicate with others. People who think that immigrants should learn to speak English may just be mad because they can’t eavesdrop on their conversation. If immigrants were to learn English, they would not

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    Everyone knows English is the hardest language to learn. Then why learn the language? Maybe because they have not really thought of the bonuses to learning English. English should be the official language of the United States because it encourages foreign countries to learn English, the US economy saves money, and the English language will unite all around Americans around a common language. Encourages foreign countries to learn our language. A study is shown in 2014 that bout 3/4s of schools found

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    Should English Be Official? United States is a nation accommodating multi-ethnic groups of almost 500000 Americans. Since 1960s, America has received an increasing number of newcomers and immigrants from all over the world. However, language communication has somehow become a latent problem, whether in economical, political, or social aspects. Although English has been the common language of America for over two hundred years, it has never become the official language. Therefore, question like

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    purely Native descent. Due to famine, mass genocide from the English colonizers, diseases, and lack of resources, the once prosperous Native people are almost extinct. I wish to preserve all cultures in their country of origin, that is what makes a culture thrive and live on through the ages and history books. This is why I believe with great conviction that English should not be universally spoken. Firstly, I believe that cultures should be preserved not altered or tweaked to fit a standard set by

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    Immigrants Should Be Required to Learn English The problem of immigrants not knowing the English language has been a controversial topic for years. Congress has went as far as making a bill, and speaking out to the public- asking their opinions, usenglish.org. Simple tasks like buying groceries or ordering food at a restaurant are made complicated because of the language complication. If immigrants knew the native language, it can help them in the long run, and it can also increase their pay. Immigrants

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    Should America be the “English-Only” nation? I used to think that if you were to live in America then English should be your language. To some extent, I still think that is true. If I were to call America is my home, I need to be able to speak, read and write the language. But, I should not hastily throw my native language out the window and forget about it. As I was growing up, I was reminded constantly by my parents, to never forget the language that I was born with. The language that I speak

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    language of English, but there are still many immigrants who do not know English. Bilingual education is put into public schools for this reason, so that immigrant children can be assimilated to English gradually. The national language

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    English Should be the Main Language in the Workplace and Education in the United States. “If we are going to be a united [country], people who understand each other and can work together with people from anywhere in the country, we will have to have an official national language,” states washingtontimes.com. This becomes known in the workplace and school more prominent than elsewhere, since these areas are more diverse. Many people have different views on this subject opinions depending on who you

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    from all over the world. During 2004 more or less about 5.3 percent or 2.8 million of Kinder-twelve grade students were classified as being limited in English proficiency. Most of these students came from homes where only Spanish was spoken by their parents and other family members living with them. I have chosen to do my research on “Should English immersions replace bilingual education”. This topic interested me as soon as I saw it because it is something I can relate to. When I was a child, my

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    to ruin, preventing all possibility of it continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities. We have but one flag; we must also learn one language, and that language is English.” Indeed, in the United States, English should be the official language because we need a strong central language to unite all citizen, and it will help immigrants connect and succeed in America. Language barriers, cultural differences, and immigration have been a part

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