MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODS
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Innovate Conferences
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The article examines the key differences between traditional and modern methods of teaching English, as well as their impact on language acquisition. Traditional methods, such as the grammar-translation method and the audio-linguistic approach, emphasize grammar accuracy, vocabulary memorization, and repetitive exercises. At the same time, modern techniques, including communicative learning (CLT) and task-based learning (TBL), focus on developing fluency, communication, and the practical application of language skills.