THE ROLE OF PHRASEOLOGY IN LEARNING ENGLISH
In this article, the role of phraseology in learning English is comprehensively considered, valuable insights are given about the importance of phraseological knowledge in language acquisition and its impact on the level of language proficiency. Pedagogical effects in teaching English emphasize the need to clearly teach phraseology, use authentic materials, and introduce communicative activities in order to strengthen students' understanding and application of phraseological knowledge.
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