EFFECTIVE LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE METHODS AND SYSTEM OF NATIVE LANGUAGE FOR TEACHING ENGLISH
Najmiddinova Aziza Shukhratovna, Independent researcher (PhD) of the Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages.
Keywords:
Language, teach, social, learn, methods, environment, interagtive games, process, nterference, negative influence, sounds, transposition, knowledge, skills, competenceAbstract
This article has written about various methods and importance of pronunciation in learning English effectively. In addition, information is provided on the methods and types of using own native language in teaching English.
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