THE English language or English Language? [duplicate]

phrases expressions

I would use the third option.

In the first option, the use of 'English' appears like a modifier of the noun 'language' and doesn't flow right. The second is correctly formed and acceptable and the third is just a shortening of it.

I'm from the Midlands, United Kingdom.

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