The Importance of Task-Based Approach in Language Learning
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contemporary methods, Validity, acquisition, productive or receptive skillsAbstract
This article deals with the problems of innovative ways of teaching English. It studies the importance of task-based approach and characteristic features of thich teaching method.
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