TEACHING EXPRESSIVE READING
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This article describes the objectives, requirements, and challenges of the "Expressive Reading" course for students learning Russian. Using games during practical exercises is a very effective teaching method. It develops imagination and fantasy, fosters communication, and during the game, the teacher establishes informal relationships with students.
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