EFFECTIVE PRONOUNICIATION TEACHING IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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pronouniciation, ESL, EFL, technologies, English language, effective teaching, communicationАннотация
Any language's communication requires proper pronunciation, which is why learning a foreign language is so important. However, due to its complexity and the variety of factors that affect it, teaching pronunciation has always been a difficult challenge for ESL and EFL instructors. Based on studies done on the subject, this article seeks to offer some guidelines for teaching pronunciation in ESL and EFL courses. Additionally, the issues of teachability and non-teachability and the importance of pronunciation in communication are covered.
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