SOME INNOVATIVE TEACHING STRATEGIES AVOIDING GRAMMAR
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https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/98WKNKeywords:
direct method, grammar method, grammar, natural method, phonetical method, antigrammatical method, usage of fairy tales and storiesAbstract
This article dicusses some innovative teaching ways avoiding grammar. Furthermore, it discusses about usage of fairy tales and stories to reach a good result during teaching process.
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