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ENHANCING ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING THROUGH LEXICAL AND GRAMMATICAL MATERIALS: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH

Abstract

This study explores the integration of lexical and grammatical materials in English language teaching (ELT), emphasizing their role in developing communicative competence among learners. By analyzing various instructional strategies and materials, the research highlights effective methods for incorporating vocabulary and grammar into ELT curricula. The findings suggest that a balanced approach, combining traditional and innovative materials, significantly enhances language acquisition and usage.

Keywords

Lexical Materials, Grammatical Materials, English Language Teaching, Communicative Competence, Instructional Strategies.

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References

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