
ENHANCING STUDENTS' LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGH CREATIVE GAMES
Xurshidabonu Tilovatova , Karshi State University Philology and Language Teaching (English) The course is a 3rd year studentAbstract
This article explores the integration of creative games into English language learning to enhance students' language skills. By infusing elements of play, imagination, and collaboration, educators create dynamic learning environments that captivate students' attention and foster language acquisition. The article examines the diverse range of games available, their impact on communication skills and confidence, and the role of technology in modern language education. Through engaging activities such as role-playing, storytelling, and digital simulations, students deepen their language skills while cultivating essential cognitive abilities. The integration of creative games not only promotes a positive attitude towards language learning but also instills confidence
Keywords
Creative games, english language learning, language skills, play, imagination, collaboration, communication skills, confidence, technology, role-playing, storytelling, digital simulations, cognitive abilities, motivation positive attitude
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USING EASY METHODS TO TEACH ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Khurshidabonu Tilovatova, Student, Karshi State University, Karshi
Usmonov Asliddin Karshi State University, Faculty of Foreign Languages, Deputy Dean for Academic
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