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Modern Language Teaching is a seminal work in the field of foreign language pedagogy. Edited by the Modern Language Association of Great Britain, it brings together leading scholars and practitioners in the teaching and learning of languages, discussing various methods, techniques, and approaches to language education. The book covers a wide range of topics, such as grammar instruction, vocabulary acquisition, listening comprehension, speaking skills, reading strategies, and cultural awareness, among others. It also presents case studies, research findings, and practical suggestions for enhancing language proficiency and motivation. Modern Language Teaching is a must-read for language teachers, curriculum designers, and language program administrators.
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