Orwell makes a claim that language is a natural growth and not an instrument which we shape for our own purposes. He goes on to say that English is becoming less accurate because we write down our incomplete and foolish thoughts. These thoughts then make it even easier to have moved and even more ugly and inaccurate thoughts. Orwell then presents the reader with five quotes which exemplify what he thinks is wrong with the English language. Those things being authors writing boring and unspecific sentences, metaphors, similes, and phrases are being overused and misused, unnecessary complexity is being added to sentences resulting in sentences with no point, and foreign words and made-up words are being incorporated into English sentences. These
