Analysis of English as a Foreign Language Using Statistical Package for Social Sciences

English as a foreign language, Otherwise known as EFL, It has English as its official language Absent or official One that is not a second language By foreign speakers living in the country Studying English. Foreign Reading languages, listening skills and improves memory, Enhances analytical skills and working with abstract concepts Problem solving skills creates. It is the study of other subjects Studying English. Foreign has been shown to improve in Mathematics and English Skills increase, creativity develops. is the language of society and school English and students of English Basis of access to samples based on EFL in general The language of the community and school is English It is learned in the absence of an environment. It is learned in the absence of an environment. Not as a language. Very few countries are themselves Never heard of this It can be said that in the 21st century, or recognized as a universal language. If you know English, you’re a multinational in its own country Get a good job in the company or to seek employment abroad Opportunities will increase. It is international of Communication, Media and Internet Language is therefore Socializing and entertainment and learning English for work is important.

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