Strategies that students apply after finishing the english advanced subjects at the Foreign Language Department of The University of El Salvador /
Learning English as a foreign language is very important for different circumstances, necessities, and goals. Nowadays in El Salvador, the education has adopted a new system in which the English Language is not an option. On the contrary, it has been taken as a priority in the new century as well as...
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