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In many countries, English is the dominant language, but has no official status. In Australia, English is spoken in most of the population and is the language used ingovernment institutions; however, Australia has no official language. The case is the same in the UK and the U.S., and several countries in the Caribbean and the Pacific, although inmany states in the United States English is official. Many of these countries are former colonies or dependencies of the United Kingdom
English is the official language ofPakistan. Every work of government, the judiciary is held in English and the language is compulsory from the start in schools.
Some countries speak English like their principallanguage but it isn´t the official one, including the Caribbean and the pacific nations. The old British and American colons are  Anguilla, Antigua yBarbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize Jamaica, Johnston, Montserrat and some others
A number of countries use English as the official language as a unifying force despite the influence of the main locallanguages​​, as is the case in Bangladesh,  Somalia, south africa, Sri Lanka, Suazilandia,Tanzania, Tonga, Uganda, Zimbabwe y Zambia.
The linguistic state in India is complex.According to its constitution "Hindi in Devanagari script" is the official language of the Union, 1 while English is the "official language support" .2 However, English iscompulsory to write all federal and decisions of the Supreme Court of that country, and (along with Hindi) is one of the two languages ​​of parliament. English is used almostexclusively for all higher education, business and science and is widely used for administrative purposes. As such, many consider to be the de facto official language of India.