PRINCIPLES OF SELECTION OF LEXICAL MATERIAL IN TEACHING COMMUNICATIVE SPEECH TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
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English for Medical Purposes, selection of vocabulary, foundation of communication, vocabulary minimums, a complex macroterm system, complex words, specific nature of vocabulary.Abstract
Considerable attention is paid to developing the lexical aspect of speech. By focusing on vocabulary, students develop their communication skills, which are critical for successful communication in a foreign language. The selection of vocabulary should be carefully considered and based on the actual needs of medical students in their future professional activities, the logical structure of this field, the classification of its sections and their interrelationships.
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