USING SHORT STORIES TO TEACH VOCABULARY IN SCHOOLS
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Аннотация
The main purpose of the article is to highlight the benefits and effectiveness of using short stories as a tool for teaching vocabulary in language education. The article emphasizes how short stories help students learn new words in context, engage them in active learning, expand their vocabulary, and improve reading comprehension.
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