Problems of English language transformation under the influence of migration flow in Britain

Modern problems of migration have significantly changed the structure of society in modern Britain. Migration flows require adaptation in a new intercultural environment, which is often associated with solving a number of problems. At the same time, there is a decrease in adaptation opportunities and preferences of migrants with the change of generations. There is a new trend: representatives of the first generation of migrants are more adapted to the linguistic culture of the host country and socialized in British society, their children show a greater degree of commitment to the national mentality, as evidenced by various studies and surveys conducted in modern Britain. The aim of the article is to identify linguistic and socio-cultural problems associated with language change under the influence of migration.