Methodological Principles of Teaching English Phonology in Listening.
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https://doi.org/10.31558/1815-3070.2019.37.19Schlagworte:
methodological principles, phonology in listening, psycho physiological lawsAbstract
The research of principles of teaching English phonology in listening is a topical scientific problem since learners of English often have difficulties with recognition of familiar words while listening to authentic audio texts. Solution of this problem makes an important contribution to improving methodology of teaching listening in the foreign language.Literaturhinweise
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