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Learning Tips to Improve Your Pronunciation

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  Choose a paragraph and read aloud.
  
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  Once you become comfortable reading a single paragraph aloud, read an entire page by reading a paragraph aloud and then reading one silently.
  
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  Choose a paragraph, short article or newspaper story with new vocabulary. Use the Babylon dictionary or other online pronunciation resource to help you learn the correct pronunciation of these words.
  

Learning Tips to Improve Your Grammar

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  Focus on various tenses or forms, by highlighting examples of a specific form in a text you are reading.
  
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  Choose a few sentences from your reading material and highlight content words (main verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs) in red and structural words (articles, auxiliary verbs, any and some, etc.) in yellow or another colour.
  
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  Find linking words (although, however, but, first, next, etc.) and notice how they relate sentences to each other.
  

References:

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   Decree of the first President I. A. Karimov “On measures for further improving foreign language learning system” in December 2012.
   
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   Decree of the current President Sh. M. Mirziyoev “On measures for further development of the system of higher education.",2012.
   
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   Cottrell, S.M. (2003). Skills for Success: The Personeal Development Planning Handbook. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan
   
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   Van Oech,R. (1990). A Whack on the Side of the Head: how to be more creative. London: Thorsons.
   
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   Buckley, P. and Clark, D. (2001). The Rough Guide to Personal Computers: How to choose and use a PC. London: Penguin.
   
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   Bower, G. H., Clark, M., Lesgold, A. and Winzenz,D. (1969). ‘Hierarchical retrieval schemes in recall of categorised word lists’, Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behaviour 8, 323-43.
   
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   Rose, C. (1985). Accelerated Learning. Aylesbury: Accelerated Learning Systems Lts.
   
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   TMP Worldwide Research (1998). Soft Skills: empoyers’ desirability and actual incidences. London: TMP Worldwide Research.
   

Internet resources:

https://www.open.edu>content-section-1

https://www.techjunkie.com>5-ways-your-computer-can-help-you-study

https://www.quora.com