THE APPLICATION OF LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY TO THE TASK OF TEACHING RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND ITS FUTURE PROSPECTS
Radjapova Nargiza Bekmuradovna , A Teacher Of The Department Of “Uzbek Language And Literature” Of Karshi Engineering And Economics Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
This article's goal is to examine the potential applications of typological data for enhancing language teaching approaches. The article explores the relationship between typology and didactics and brings up current issues in language typological research. A special focus is placed on the interference issue.
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Language, typology, comparison
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