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THE USE OF SONGS IN INDEPENDENT LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
- 1. Senior teacher of the English language and literature faculty of Fergana State University
- 2. 2nd-year student
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Music has been found to have positive effects on language learning,as it engages learners in listening, comprehension, and pronunciation. This article will examine the benefits of using songs as a tool for learning a foreign language and review some of the research studies that support this method.
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