The document discusses the value of teaching English and compares it to traditional industry. It asks questions about the text and asks the reader to choose the correct answers. The key points are: 1) Teaching English does not require expensive equipment or facilities and is accessible to many. 2) Unlike traditional industry, teaching English does not rely on assembly lines or machinery. 3) English is an official language in Nigeria and Zambia. 4) Dr. Robert Burchfield was the Chief Editor of the OED.

1. ENGLISH ACTIVITYJosé Elías Morales Bravo

2. Answerthefollowingquestions in yourownwords. a. Itistheteaching of Englishisworthmuchmoney?R / No, becauseeveryoneliterate and skilled, you can accessit, alsodoesnotrequiremanytoolsforlearning, and thoseneeded are availabletoanyone.b. AccordingtoBradbury, whatisthedifferencebetweenEnglish and traditionalindustry?R / ThedifferenceisthattheEnglishlanguagedoesnotneed heavy-dutyworkersor machines, no assemblylines and assembly, and parts and serviceswhilethetraditionalindustryifyou use theabove

3. Following Are thestatements true or false? Dr. R. BurchfieldisNottheChief Editor of the OED Currently. (T) Malcolm Bradburyis a novelistThatworks at anassembly line. (T)

4. Find a wordorphrase in thetextWhich, in context, is similar in Meaningto: a. Essentially: Basicallyb. That Can Be trusted: That Can not Be WishAway.

5. Choose a, b or c in Eachquestionbelow. Onlyonechoiceiscorrect. 1. TheLanguagea. is a goodsource of moneyfor UK and USA. (X)b. isnot a goodsource of moneyfor UK and USA.c. is a goodsource.2. TheLanguage a. Has NotBeenAccepted in the British colonies. b. Acceptable in the has-been British colonies. (X) c. 've Becomeobsolete in the British colonies.

6. 3. TheLanguageisanofficiallanguage a. in Zambia and Singapore. b. in Nigeria. c. in Nigeria and Zambia. (X)4. Dr. Robert Burchfield a. isnot a novelist. b. worksforthe OED. c. Workforthe OED. (X)

7. Composition (100-150 words) TheLanguageIsbigbusiness? The new trends, Globalizations and all this competitive world of English have a variable that can open doors to open international negotiations work and today the language that is internationally recognized as the commercial language is English. Treaties and international orders are translated into English, this demonstrates the importance of it.