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Abstract
Teaching vocabulary of foreign languages in specialized schools for grades 5-7 involves a targeted approach to language learning. This article explore the methods and strategies used to teach vocabulary effectively in this context, as well as the challenges and opportunities that come with teaching foreign languages in specialized schools. The focus will be on how to engage students, build their vocabulary skills, and create a supportive learning environment that fosters language acquisition.
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