GLOBALIZATION OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE MODERN EDUCATIONAL SPACE
Keywords:
Globalization, English, global English, intercultural communication, international culture, an international languageAbstract
The article examines the main characteristics and role of the globalization process in the modern world, as well as its connection with the English language, which occupies the place of the language of world communication in the XXI century.
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