This text summarizes the key aspects of the document "The English Language" by discussing how English developed over time through historical events and cultural mixtures rather than being created overnight. It explains that understanding the history and development of English provides greater comprehension of the language and how past events directly influenced its current form. Moreover, it notes the phonological and grammatical implications of historical events on English as well as the powerful influences of important authors.

1. This text has the purpose of letting people know the most important aspects of the text
“The English Language”, in which I based my work, and also to help future teachers
and people who is interested in the English language to comprehend, in a deeper way,
some of the characteristics of this idiom through the history of it and how it was formed
along the years and specific events, because as many people would think, English was
not created from one day to another. It was a process.
In the first place, I have to say that knowing about the history and the development of
English is a good way of having a better understanding of this language. You will
realize that previous events and history are directly linked with the way that English is
spoken. Thus, it is possible to say that everything inside a culture has a reason for being.
Moreover, it is important that we understand the mixture of cultures which English
involves, with this I mean, the phonological and grammatical implications of this
historical events and the powerful influences received by important authors.
In the second place, we find another interesting topic: the differences between English
and other languages.