EFFECTIVE WAYS OF TEACHING ENGLISH GRAMMAR
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Key words: grammar teaching, communication, innovative methods, classroom activities, student engagement, learning outcomes.Abstract
Abstract: Grammar is the backbone of any language, and its teaching has always been a core component of language instruction. Despite its importance, grammar teaching can often be viewed as challenging or even tedious by both teachers and learners. This article focuses on effective methods for teaching English grammar, emphasizing practical and innovative strategies that cater to modern learners. By addressing common challenges and proposing engaging techniques, this article aims to improve grammar teaching outcomes in classrooms.
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