Conclusion of the project and bibliography

Conclusion of the project

Change is something that can’t be stopped, history has proven that English language is in constant growth, adopting words to its dictionaries started by the Norman’s invasion, the expansion of the British Empire and the adoption of slangs popularized on the Internet.

Even if we don’t want this to happen, we are already part of this change, from the moment we watch a movie, hear music or read a book on English.

It can be expected a major presence of the language in future years; because of the influence the U.S. economy has in other countries businesses. The popular culture of these countries will also change, from the music to the film industry.

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