The actuality of the present thesis

Conclusion
With the increasing significance of global research and global scale systems it is important to know the universal linguistic features shared by different languages as well as differences among languages. Also, following international research done in different languages requires a common linguistic framework. This paper presented a morphological along with syntactic typology taking various worldwide investigations on linguistic sphere of this very topic into account. The typology provides a theoretical framework for linguistically oriented study.
Linguistic research as shown that in addition to morphology languages differ considerably from each other in semantic and syntactic properties, We have planned to complement the morphological typology presented here by semantic and syntactic typologies. In this way a more complete picture of linguistic differences between languages can be achieved. Syntactic differences are of minor importance for international research, but indirectly syntax may be significant. For instance, the use of collocations is one method to recognize phrase. The more predictable syntactic structures a language process, the effectively collocations can be used.
The three faces of English:
Isolating:
The boy will ask the girl
Synthetic:
The biggest boys have been asking
Agglutinative:
anti-dis-establish-ment-arian-ism
A note about English Language: All the above notwithstanding, English is still the language of Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde and Jane Austen; it is the most spoken international language on our planet, and its popularity is not going anywhere.
I’m going to make a prediction here: since English is spoken by so many people around the world, and not all of them “dig” the complexities of the English article and tense usage, we are living in the period of simplification of many of the old English rules. All languages change in time, adapting to the demands of the present day and its users. Within our lifetime, English – which oftentimes doesn’t follow its own rules – will change, to become more user friendly.
The ancients used to say that “as many languages you know, that many times you are a human being.” This is a very profound statement, as with every language you learn, you also understand better other cultures and other people’s points of view. I like to think that if everyone on Earth cared to learn at least a few languages, there would be much more peace and friendship on our planet.
Generally speaking, learning foreign languages is like opening up new worlds, it’s akin to broadening your tunnel vision and enriching your life. It’s a very exciting and fascinating experience, however, if you want to master any language, you also have to overcome some formidable challenges.
Be your very own, personal Columbus and discover the new world, but don’t forget to have fun along the way!
While carrying out the study I got aware of the grammatical position of both world languages and the English language. It has provided me with the opportunity to learn English easier and more deeply.