Why does English have so many idioms and phrasal verbs?の英語

Why does English have so many idioms and phrasal verbs?

What's the difference between American and British English?

What are some of the differences between American English and British English?

English is a language abounding in idiomatic expressions.

English is a flexible language―an elastic language.

In the English language many words contain letters which are not pronounced.

Let's speak in English and Japanese.

It is very difficult for us to speak English.

No matter what you say, Japanese Anglicisms are Japanese.

No matter what you say, waseieigo is Japanese.

English is understood is almost all countries.

English is spoken by many people.

English is taught in most countries.

English abounds in idioms.

There are still many Japanese who cannot get across what they want to say in English.

It is said that Japanese learners of English often mistranslate because of overgeneralization of vocabulary.

Many Japanese speak English.

We have a large stock of English dictionaries.

British English differs from American English in many ways.

English is used by many people.

English is the thing now.

English words are often borrowed by other languages.

English words are much borrowed into other languages.

In English there are some words borrowed from Japanese.

English has an odd phonology and an odd orthography.

Things are conceived differently in English and Japanese [in English from the way they are in Japanese].

English is taught in most countries.

They could make themselves understood in English.

You shall not use this form while speaking American English.

It is not advisable to mix British English and American English.