The Role of Interactive Technology in Developing English Grammar Skills
Keywords:
interactive technology; English grammar; digital learning; grammar skills; language education;Abstract
This article explores the role of interactive technology in developing English grammar skills among language learners. The integration of digital resources into English language education has created new opportunities for presenting, practicing, assessing grammar in engaging ways. Interactive exercises, educational applications, learning management systems, digital games, multimedia resources, and online communication environments can provide learners with frequent opportunities to use grammatical structures in meaningful contexts.
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