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My major is English. I believe that this would reward in every aspect and the English language helps to communicate globally. English language is indeed important for the world because this language has been considered as the international language. The communication is the main part in our day-to-day life. If someone fails to communicate, they would be left behind. Hence, English is the paper that puts the communication in the front row when world population is concerned (Smith, 1976).