Legal Language as a Special Language: Structural Features of English Legal Language

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The paper explores the rise of English as the dominant global language in international trade, legislation, and policy-making. It highlights the growing demand for specialists skilled in "English for specific purposes," emphasizing the need for effective communication in these fields. The discussion includes the implications of this linguistic shift and the factors contributing to the enhanced status of English, reflecting on the increased focus on specialized English training in educational settings.