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DOI: TEACHING ENGLISH LEXICON BASED ON COMPETENCY APPROACH IN A DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Madmusayev Jakhongir , Namangan State University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the issues of teaching English lexicon based on a competency approach in a digital educational environment during the current era of advanced science and technology.
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Digital educational environment, competency approach, English lexicon
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