TEACHING GRAMMAR THROUGH CONTEXT
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Key words: grammar, grammar instruction, context, communicative competence.Abstract
This research article explores the importance of teaching grammar through context in language education. It discusses the significance of grammar instruction, the advantages of teaching grammar in context, and its impact on language learning outcomes. The article concludes by highlighting the effectiveness of this approach and its implications for language educators.
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