A In the idea of BNCC, the English language becomes a language of "foreigner", coming from hegemonic countries, unrelated to the rest of the world.

B The new BNCC proposal considers only linguistic and cultural repertoires from English-speaking countries as a first language.

C BNCC starts to prioritize the focus of the social and political function of the English language and, in this sense, starts to treat it in its lingua franca status.

D In the view of BNCC, English teaching in the classroom is that spoken by Americans and British. The English of a person with an accent from a country where English is not spoken would only confuse the learning process.

E The BNCC foresees the teaching of the English language as the teaching of a second language with the objective of, in the future, making English the co-official language of Brazil.