Although English Is Referred to as the "International Language of Business,"________

Although English is referred to as the "international language of business,"________.

A) it is less frequently used than French in international business
B) there is a growing disagreement over which version of English to use, e.g. British, American, or Australian
C) companies headquartered outside English-speaking countries all use their official language as their operating language
D) monolingual English speakers may experience more difficulty in the future in communicating on a worldwide basis