SPECIFIC FACTORS AND FEATURES OF CLASSROOM INVESTIGATION

Dona Usmonova Satvoldiyevna; Pazilova Nasibaxon Muhammadqosimovna

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Dona Usmonova Satvoldiyevna Fergana State University The head of English language department
Pazilova Nasibaxon Muhammadqosimovna Andijan State University, docent

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classroom investigation, acquisition, effectiveness, incorporation, cultural background.

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This article is devoted to the problems of teaching English and the importance of classroom investigation. This article mainly focuses on using effective classroom activities, materials of the lesson, the role of teachers and students in classroom investigation.

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