CORRECTING VOCABULARY MISTAKES WITH FUN ACTIVITIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH
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Key words: Thematic grouping, language acquisition, Error detective game, Peer editing.Abstract
Abstract. This article explores innovative and fun activities aimed at correcting vocabulary mistakes in language learners. By leveraging engaging methods, teachers can create a more dynamic learning environment that fosters effective vocabulary acquisition and retention.
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