1. English has had linguistic influences on Urdu, with many English words being adopted into Urdu vocabulary over time through various means such as sound and meaning changes.
2. Some examples of English borrowings include words related to professions (doctor, teacher), institutions (school, college), technologies (computer, telephone), and everyday objects (table, chair).
3. While English words have been adopted, they have become nativized by taking on Urdu phonological and grammatical rules, such as changes in vowels, addition of suffixes, and incorporation into Urdu word classes.