"LITERATURE AS A REFLECTION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF SOCIETY"
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Literature, beauty of speech, expressiveness, love of literature, Russian poets and writers.Abstract
Russian Russian literature The importance and significance of Russian literature in the Russian language are revealed in this article. Literature contributes to the development of speech, vocabulary enrichment and the development of communication skills. The article is aimed at using methods and information during lectures, seminars and practical exercises. The article helps to reveal the topic of literature in the Russian language.
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