DEVELOPING STUDENTS' LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGH INTERACTIVE GAMES
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Language skills, interactive games, speech skills, grammatical skills, lexical skills, communicative abilities, creative abilities.Abstract
The article considers effective methods and techniques for developing students' language skills through interactive games. The authors emphasize the importance of interactive games in the formation of speech, grammatical and lexical skills, and analyze the role of such methods in increasing children's interest in the learning process and developing their communicative abilities. The article presents examples of interactive games adapted for students of different age groups, shows the results of their use and the impact on the level of students' knowledge. The results of the study show that interactive games, in addition to making the language learning process interesting and effective, also develop students' creative abilities.
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