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The article highlights the importance of playing in teaching a foreign language. It defines main terms that related to the selected theme such as gamify or gamification representing the notes of many researchers. Moreover, it clarifies why and how teachers should apply various games in learning processes.

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  • Date of publication 21-03-2024
  • Main LanguageIngliz
  • Pages439-446.
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The article highlights the importance of playing in teaching a foreign language. It defines main terms that related to the selected theme such as gamify or gamification representing the notes of many researchers. Moreover, it clarifies why and how teachers should apply various games in learning processes.

Author name position Name of organisation
1 Mirodilova N.M. student Uzbekistan State World Languages University
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