Overcoming difficulties in teaching English as a second language to adults, multilingual settings and teaching techniques
Journal: Science and Education (Vol.2, No. ST)Publication Date: 2021-06-15
Authors : Komiljon Khujamov; Barno Khudayberdiyeva; Shakhlo Madrasulova;
Page : 28-33
Keywords : second language acquisition; general English skills; first language; foreign language; ELF; teaching and learning; multicultural; multiethnic; multilingual country; Language Center English classes;
Abstract
All living creatures have some means of conveying information to
others of their own group, communication being ultimately essential for their survival. Some use vocal noises, others physical movement or facial expression. Many employ a variety of methods. Birds use predominantly vocal signals, but also show their intentions by body movements; animals use vocal noises as well as facial expressions like the baring of teeth; insects use body movements, the most famous of which are the various ‘dances' of the bees.
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