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English sentence structure is relatively simple and natural, which conforms to the natural order of logical thinking, that is to say, English word order is relatively natural. Different from German or Russian, the sentence structure of English is not too complicated, and the word order is not too reversed. The grammaticality and naturalness of English are consistent, unlike Russian and Latin, which divide all nouns into masculine, feminine and neuter according to grammaticality. In this way, modern English avoids the complicated case changes of nouns and adjectives, while German and Russian still retain these changes in large quantities. Therefore, the first point of English is that the structure is relatively simple, and it is easier to understand and learn. The second feature of English is its rich vocabulary, so its expressive ability is particularly strong. It is estimated that English vocabulary includes more than one million words, ranking first among all languages in the world. There are many ways of word formation in English, so English constantly produces new words. Another phenomenon is that the meaning of English is constantly changing, and the original words can get new meanings, and this change of meaning is natural and effortless. For example, the original meaning of sophistication is "very experienced, sophisticated and sophisticated", and the basic meaning is "lost simplicity". The process from this basic meaning to "complexity and exquisiteness" is also natural and effortless. In this way, it can be used to modify weapons and get the new concept of "cutting-edge weapons". In this way, the original word "s-knock-histica-fast-d" has become two words, because it has gained a completely different new meaning. In addition, there are a large number of phrasal verbs in English, which are composed of verbs and adverbs. These verb phrases make English more flexible in expression, approachable and lively. English itself has the above two characteristics: simple structure and strong expressive ability. Coupled with other historical reasons and international needs, it is no wonder that English has become the common language of international communication.