The importance of English language in Pakistan

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Language is a tool to convey our thought. its as we all know the only source to give words to our emotions and pinions .Now a days English is the most powerful language to communicate with the people of different cultures and nationalities all over the world . This world has become global village and the English language is widely used by the people who connected to this social network. We have to compete with this multicultural and multilingual world by using the power of our thoughts and opinions.English language has been used in Pakistan as second language for many years. Now its use has been increased in Pakistan because we are the natives of an underdeveloped country. We have to understand the need of this language to represent our country positively. We should not use this language as a status symbol this is materialistic approach towards a language. We should take it as a language.

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