EFFECTIVENESS OF ENGLISH SONGS ON LEARNING ITS VOCABULARY
Keywords:
language learning, vocabulary, music, English, languageAbstract
This academic article studies the profound impact of music on English vocabulary development and investigates how songs can expand vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and create a deeper grasp of the English language by analyzing various studies and research findings. The paper emphasizes the significance of incorporating music into the language learning curriculum as a valuable instrument for vocabulary growth and linguistic enrichment.
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