«THE ROLE OF THE EXPANDED DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE№»
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Reading, Vocabulary Development, Language Acquisition, Communication Skills, Lifelong Learning, Reading Comprehension, Lexical Enrichment, Literacy, Fluency, Critical Thinking, Genre, Vocabulary Expansion, Effective Communication##article.abstract##
Reading plays a vital role in vocabulary enhancement and language development, serving as a portal to a world of new words, grammatical constructs, and contextual understanding. As we journey through different genres and narratives, we not only come across fresh vocabulary but also enrich our comprehension, critical analysis, and communication skills. This article delves into the profound impact of reading on language proficiency, shedding light on practical strategies to help individuals elevate their linguistic capabilities.
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