Educational games offer a unique opportunity for learners to practice language skills in authentic contexts, providing immediate feedback and reinforcement. The study explores various types of games, including digital simulations, role-playing activities, and language puzzles, to assess their effectiveness in improving vocabulary acquisition, grammar comprehension, and communication proficiency
Educational games offer a unique opportunity for learners to practice language skills in authentic contexts, providing immediate feedback and reinforcement. The study explores various types of games, including digital simulations, role-playing activities, and language puzzles, to assess their effectiveness in improving vocabulary acquisition, grammar comprehension, and communication proficiency
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