IMPORTANCE OF USING INTEGRATED EXERCISES IN ENGLISH CLASSES
Keywords:
communicative competence, communicative skills, comprehension skills, integrated exercises, language abilities, language skillsAbstract
In this article describes exercises that include more than one level of language proficiency are referred to as integrated exercises. For instance, a reading passage that is then followed by a writing assignment, or a listening exercise that is then followed by a speaking activity to demonstrate comprehension. Students are able to build a more comprehensive understanding of the language and its application in real-world circumstances through the use of integrated exercises.
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