Methods of Teaching English as a Second Language Including Guidelines for Language Teaching
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Methods, Teaching, English as a Second LanguageAbstract
At present, many countries prioritized the importance of the teaching English as Second Language. Due to the advance of science, technology, and transportation, many countries were close to each otherand It became necessary to use the English language in communication. So, in order to promote the use of English learning efficiently, it was essential for everyong to know varying methods of teaching English as a Second Language. The teaching of English as a foreign language had developed several teaching methods.The article or “Methods of Teaching English as a Second Language Including Guidelines for Language Teaching” aims to present;
methods of teaching English as a Second Language, the importance of each method in teaching English as a Second Language, and summarizing about the varying methods in teaching English as a Second Language in the present
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