Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Order in English Policy. It needs to be at least 750 words. Many people in the US debate that English should be made the official language of the country. This would bring about a common ground for unhindered communication and minimize comprehension errors, misunderstandings, and misinterpretations. By making the English language the official language, even immigrants can converse without really having a problem. However, the challenge here lies in getting the immigrant force to understand and comprehend English. This largely depends on their backgrounds and it translates into meaning that if they do not know English, it would be very difficult for them, to live at ease in the US and converse. On the other hand, this would help all and sundry in gaining a common understanding and linguistic identity. This would work towards promoting unity in diversity. It would go a long way in unifying the masses under one common umbrella of linguistic unity, irrespective of subjective linguistic orientations and origins. In my opinion, English should be made the official language of the US, since this would benefit everyone. Firstly, English would act as a unifying force between people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds and thus, pave the way for better communication and comprehension. Secondly, by making the English language the official one, the immigrant student and workforce in the country would benefit immensely, since it would help them bond well with the locals and help them adapt to the conditions in the foreign land in a better manner. Thirdly, the pronunciation of English as the official language would help business units like Geno’s, since they could then not worry about misinterpretation or miscommunication, and could pep up their advertising and marketing strategies. Instead, if English becomes the only language to be used, it would then become very discriminatory and difficult for all and sundry, paving way for chaos, favoritism, inequality, and miscommunication.