EFFECTIVENESS IN COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING APPROACHES
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This article provides a comprehensive examination of Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approaches, focusing on their effectiveness in promoting language proficiency through authentic communication and learner-centered instruction. Through an exploration of CLT principles, methods, and empirical evidence, it sheds light on the transformative impact of CLT on language learning outcomes.
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