COMMON MISTAKES IN LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Keywords:
unilateral goal; fear of speaking; learning methods; reliance on the teacher; language environmentAbstract
In the current era of rapid globalization, the demand for young professionals who have mastered foreign languages is increasing. This contributes to the growing interest among young people in learning foreign languages and the widespread adoption of learning foreign languages. However, during the process of learning foreign languages by students, a number of mistakes are made or they encounter some problematic situations due to various reasons. This can lead to a rapid loss of interest in learning new languages by young people. In this article, we will examine some of the mistakes, problematic situations, and analyze their solution for young people who are entering the process of learning foreign languages.
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