TECHNOLOGIES OF TEACHING VOCABULARY ( A1, A2, B2)
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Keywords: young learners, vocabulary learning, vocabulary teaching, implicit learning, explicit learning, input-based tasks, interactions, formulaic languageAbstract
Abstract:This scientific article presents information about the attention paid to language learning today and the development of vocabulary in language learning.
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