LISTENING DYSFUNCTIONS AS ONE OF THE PROBLEMATIC SKILLS IN TEACHING LISTENING
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Developing listening skill in a foreign language is an essential part of language learning and teaching process. Listening is a vital skill for the achievement of full mastery of the four language skills in order to enable students to fulfil academic tasks at tertiary level
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Kamolakhon Oripova Erkinjon qizi and Burhanova Dilnozakhon Ilhomjon qizi, “LISTENING DYSFUNCTIONS AS ONE OF THE PROBLEMATIC SKILLS IN TEACHING LISTENING”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 6, no. ISPCIEI, p. 2, Jun. 2021.
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