USING ACTIVITIES IN EFL CLASSROOM

Tukhtasinova Feruzabonu Mahamatyakub qizi

Kosimova Mukammal Umaraliyevna

Keywords: Keywords: Activities, strategies, English first language (EFL),classroom, practice, cultural awareness, critical thinking, motivation.


Abstract

This article underlines the necessity of incorporating activities at the start of an
English as a Foreign Language (EFL) lesson, emphasizing how they contribute to a
positive and dynamic learning environment. These activities serve a variety of
functions, including grabbing students' attention, introducing new vocabulary or
language structures, activating past knowledge, and fostering student rapport.


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