STAGES OF READING DEVELOPMENT
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English as a language with "special role" has own a world-wide status, by either regarded as the official language or taught superior to other languages as second or foreign language . With its growing status, people are not simply satisfied with talking with each other in English. More and more focus has been put on mastering the basic four language skills which are: effective reading ability; fluency in communication; accuracy in listening and native-like writing ability. Compared with other three skills, reading is much more complex to acquire by learners as well as to teach by teacher
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