METHODS OF TEACHING LISTENING
Abstract
Being taken into consideration as world language English had a focus on existence verbal exchange through the use of the language crossing the margin on paper and pencil activities. The decline of grammar translation method, in 1960s, clarified that language studying manner can't be restrained through writing and analyzing exercises, even as provisional continuation of different strategies proved that oral language (speaking and listening) does now no longer make up complex language. Subsequently, it has a tendency to be stated that language had higher to be trained in integrated way, which includes all 4 abilities simultaneously. This article attempts to expose how listening can help English learners to enhance language skills.
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