Questão 1787547

English should be taught in its standard British and American forms to maintain its global status.

English learners should aim to achieve proficiency in either British or American English to be considered fluent, once these are the places the language was mostly constructed.

The concept of English as a lingua franca supports the idea that it is primarily spoken in English-speaking countries and colonized countries should refer to its colonizers.

Teaching English as a lingua franca should emphasize the importance of understanding diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds of its speakers.

The role of English as a lingua franca discourages the integration of local linguistic variations in the classroom.