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| Open Access | STAGES OF USING DICTIONARY IN A TEACHING PROCESS
Tursunova Zulxumor Safarali qizi , Master of Kimyo International University of Tashkent Samarkhand branchAbstract
This article about dictionary is an important source of improving spelling literacy and expanding vocabulary. Because working with dictionaries brings out the ability of observation in students, improves their speech culture, expands their thinking and outlook ,increases their vocabulary , improves students' ability to write words correctly, and develops their creativity. In this article, the methods and a methods of using the dictionary in the process of teaching students are disclosed.
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language , dictionary, teaching, learners, process, vocabulary
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