The importance of Teaching Culture as a part of learning Foreign Languages
Abstract
In modern socio-economic situation, culture is an important part of content of teaching English. The article deals with the subject of culture as the contents and the context of teaching English, the object of testing and the characteristics of the teaching process. The article is based upon theoretical research, empirical analysis and classroom observations
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