TEACHING GRAMMAR THROUGH LISTENING (Inductive and deductive approaches)
Keywords:
grammar, listening, sentence puzzles, sentence builders, listening hunts.Abstract
This article describes some ways of teaching grammar through listening skill. Additionally, this article analyzes some methods and approaches using listening efficiently to teach grammar easier.
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