IMPORTANCE OF READING FLUENCY FOR TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE

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technical, specifically, application, specialized, disciplines, multiple, terminology, mastery, relevant, communicate

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Davlatalieva Zarina Asqarali qizi
Phd student of Namangan State University

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is to study various features of reading fluency and accuracy, to highlight the most comprehensive existing classifications of reading strategies, description of the technologies and to work out the ways of rendering them in the process of translation.

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Davlatalieva Zarina Asqarali qizi. (2025). IMPORTANCE OF READING FLUENCY FOR TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Research Focus International Scientific Journal, 4(Special Issue 1), 259–261. Retrieved from https://refocus.uz/index.php/1/article/view/1458
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Vol. 4 No. Special Issue 1 (2025): TILLARNI O’QITISH METODIKASI SOHASIDAGI ZAMONAVIY TILSHUNOSLIK VA ADABIYOTSHUNOSLIKNING DOLZARB MASALALARI
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