THE PROBLEM OF FORMATION OF GRAMMATICAL SKILLS OF READING IN ENGLISH AMONG STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Keywords:
grammar, reading skills, English language, studentsAbstract
Formation of grammatical reading skills on the basis of visual and motor analyzers, development of dynamic stereotypes, and interaction of alphabetic and acoustic images in learning English language in higher educational institutions are discussed.
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