THE IMPORTANCE OF RECEPTIVE SKILLS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING
Keywords:
Receptive skills, language teaching, listening, reading, language acquisition, communication, methodologies, strategies.Abstract
This paper examines the significance of receptive skills, namely listening and reading, in language teaching. It discusses their crucial role in language acquisition and communication, and explores various methodologies and strategies to enhance these skills in language learners. The article highlights the importance of integrating receptive skills into language teaching curricula to foster effective language learning outcomes.
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