A The BNCC mandates a purely traditional, grammar-based approach to English education, limiting students' communicative competence.
B English is framed as a tool for global communication and critical thinking, emphasizing interaction over mere linguistic accuracy.
C The BNCC prioritizes English solely for its economic advantages, neglecting its role in cultural exchange and global citizenship.
D The BNCC eliminates the teaching of other foreign languages in favor of a singular focus on English.
E English education under the BNCC is limited to technical and scientific contexts, disregarding creative and social aspects.