The use of the native language in the english classroom /

The role of English as a second language is really important in the 21st century due to the world is in various stages of social, economic, and demographic transition. In every stage also in modern communication and technologies in most part of the world English is playing a competitive role. (Econo...

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Autore principale: Ayala Vásquez, Krisia Melany
Altri autori: Céron Ponce, Karla Yesenia (coautor), Ferrer Clará, Karla Estela (coautor), Sibrian, Rodolfo Alexander (docente director), Salazar Murcia, Pedro Antonio (docente coordinador)
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Lingua:spagnolo
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