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1.We are frequently confronted with statement about the alarming rate of loss of language diversity.

2.Globalisation will always have supporters who are blind on the destruction it can cause.

3.One problem that has not yet been addressed is the existing infrastructure and facilities fail to meet the demand posed by increased arrivals of tourists.

4.Children, if grown up in a multicultural society, are more likely to embrace different cultures and values.

5.It is obvious that comparing with its drawbacks, the rise of English as a global language can bring us a lot of benefits.

6.Importing goods from overseas might cause a country to depend exceedingly on imports, which mean that it would gradually lose the control on the market.

7.It would be not denying that almost every country has its unique culture or art forms that is different from other countries'.

8.Cultural diversity can be viewed both positively and negatively. While some see it as a barrier to effective communication or a cause of miscommunication, the others regard it as an asset.

9.It is undeniable fact that the tourism industry has provided a substantial source of income for many countries.

10.I believe that everything has its downside, and the spread of English as a global language in the world is not exception.

11.New immigrants cannot fit into a new environment can happen very often.

12.Tourism also enables people, not only visitors, but also local dwellers, learn values and features of different cultural backgrounds.

13.Cross-cultural communication occurs between people living in same country but from different cultural backgrounds.

14.In a multi-ethnical society, nationality can a taboo subject and people are embarrassed to talk openly about it.

15.Many donor countries believe that main obstacle to third-world development is lack of

capital and that giving poor countries cash to invest can spur rapid grow.

16.The continuing cultural invasion creates problems and troubles for social solidarity, whether it is at the level of nation, community or family.

17.No matter where they come from or what their previous lifestyle is, migrants should seek to adapt to a new culture.

18.The host country provides many social settings for language acquisition to be taken place.

19.We are not surprising to see that in the coming decades, English language learners will account for the majority of the entire school-aged population in every part of the world.

20.There can be little doubt that the people who are fluent bilinguals outperform monolingual speakers in the workplace, as the world is increasingly global connected.

21.As our world shrinks and business becomes increasingly increasingly international, people, who can speak two languages fluently, will be taken as a valuable resource to society.

22.The effect globalisation has had on culture is immense and diversity.

23.During last decade, there has been much discussion and controversy over the impact of global economic integration.

24.Globalisation poses both opportunities and problems for every industry in a worldwide scale.

25.There is an inescapable trend that those economic developed areas are in the vanguard of cultural change.

26.Like tourism,telecommunications represent the fastest-growing and the most profitable industry in many countries across the world.

27.Movies have a means to present contemporary attitudes, fashions and events.

28.The government and the local people have to preserve the original appearance of the local cultures, customs and etiquettes, even though their purpose is meeting the expectation of the tourists from all over the world.

29.The easy of communication and the spread of information increase the proportion of economic activity that can operate beyond national borders.

30.Those who speak English as the native language have an overt advantage, in large part because they have not difficulty in communicating in the business, scientific and educational worlds.