MODERN REQUIRMENTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS IN ENGLISH LESSONS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
education, upbringing, general education goal, educational goal, developing goalAbstract
This article reflects on educational goals for upperclassmen through the subject of English, such as not only knowledge, language skills, free communication , but also goals based on the development of upbringing and various abilities of upperclassmen by teaching English.
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