LUG‘AT O‘RGATISHDA QISQA HIKOYALARDAN FOYDALANISHNING AFZALLIKLARI.
Keywords:
and expressions: acquisition, production, interaction, comprehensible, deep knowledge, master, components of language.Abstract
This article focuses on the importance of teaching vocabulary using short stories
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