THE ROLE OF READING EXERCISES IN TEACHING ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION TO SECOND-GRADE STUDENTS
Keywords:
English pronunciation, reading exercises, primary education, young learners, phonics,Abstract
Pronunciation plays an important role in learning English, especially for young learners who are developing their first language skills in a new linguistic environment. At the primary-school level, children need regular practice to recognise English sounds and use them correctly in everyday communication. This article examines how reading exercises can contribute to the development of pronunciation among second-grade pupils.
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