ON THE ISSUES RELATED TO TEACHING ENGLISH AT HIGHER INSTITUTIONS
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https://doi.org/10.37547/philological-crjps-03-05-14Keywords:
Language, field, professionAbstract
Undoubtedly, advanced knowledge of foreign languages, including English, is becoming increasingly important for the development, economy and prosperity of the country. Therefore, one of the urgent tasks now is to pay attention and solve the problems associated with students and teachers in the teaching of English in depth and wide areas at individual faculties in universities. The article elaborates on this and other issues.
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