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INTEGRATING PHONETICS INTO LANGUAGE TEACHING: PRACTICAL CLASSROOM STRATEGIES

Abstract

This paper discusses the role and significance of phonetics in language teaching. It emphasizes the development of phonetic competence, pronunciation correction, and teaching intonation and stress patterns in foreign language instruction. Practical strastegies applicable in classroom settings are proposed.

Keywords

phonetics, language teaching, pronunciation, phonetic competence, practical strategies

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