THE ROLE OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS IN LEARNING ENGLISH
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Key words: communication, productive skills, language aspects, vocabulary, grammar##article.abstract##
Annotation: This article explores the role of sociolinguistics in learning
English, highlighting students background knowledge, potential and express the effects
of multilingualism and bilingualism. In addition, it covers how to teach students who
comes from various regions and places and working out each of their skills.
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