İNGILIS DILININ LÜĞƏT TƏRKIBI VƏ TƏSNIFATI

Murshudova Ulduz Bashir; Suleymanova Azada Abdulhamid

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Murshudova Ulduz Bashir Ph.D. Associate Professor, “Folklore and crafts” department of Sheki Regional Scientific Center of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences,leading Researcher. “Languages” department of Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University, Sheki branch. UOT 78.08:801.81. ORCİD:orcid.org/0000-0001-6106-7100
Suleymanova Azada Abdulhamid “Languages and their teaching methodology” department teacher of Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University, Sheki branch

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Idioms, phrases, collocations, grammar rule, slangs, native speaker, foreign

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A phrase is a group of words that forms a grammatical component. It can be used to communicate something. It is a part of a sentence and cannot stand on its own. Phrases provide more information about whatever the sentence is speaking about. "Without grammar very little can be conveyed; without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed." (Wilkins 1972:111) "When students travel, they don't carry grammar books, they carry dictionaries." (Krashen in Lewis 1993:) Hornby (1989: 959) defines vocabulary as; Total number of words, which make up a language; (Range of) words known to or used by a person, in a trade, profession, etc.; Thefreedictionary.com defines vocabulary as: All the words of a language; The sum of words used by, understood by, or at the command of a particular person or group. According to linguists, vocabulary can be divided into 2 types: active and passive

Active vocabulary: is vocabulary that we need to understand and use.
Passive vocabulary: is vocabulary we need to understand (e.g. when reading a text), but we will not need to use.

İNGILIS DILININ LÜĞƏT TƏRKIBI VƏ TƏSNIFATI

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