MOTIVATION CHARACTERISTICS OF USING ARTISTIC LITERATURE SOURCES IN TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO PHILOLOGICAL STUDENTS.
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book reading, Educational Implications, RAI, national database.Abstract
In this article, the motivational features of the use of literary sources in teaching English to students of the philological direction are discussed, as well as the reflections in various literatures.
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