INTERGRATING MUSIC DURING THE ENGLISH LESSONS TO DEVELOP ENGLISH ACQUISITION SPEAKING COMPREHENSION

• Mavluda Rustamjon qizi Qodirova

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• Gulchiroy Moʻminjon qizi Xolboyeva

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Music is the tool which can make the lessons more appealing. Music not only makes the lessons interesting, but also develops learners` pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary, intonation, accents, use of expressions in a daily speech. On the other hand, it is not advisable to use music on a daily basis. Because the main of the lessons should be taken into consideration, and using music for learning a foreign language is not for all types of learners.

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