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THE MAIN COMPONENTS OF CORRECT COMMUNICATION IN THE STUDIED LANGUAGE AND WAYS OF THEIR FORMATION
- 1. Fergana State University, EFL teacher
- 2. Fergana State University 3rd year student
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This article discusses the importance of accuracy and fluency in effective communication. Also, which of these components serve as the main source for intelligible and reliable speech and my thoughts on their development systems are highlighted. The results of my observations and the methods of scientific researchers are cited in the article.
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