PRESENT GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES, MEANING IN CONTEXT AND METHOD OF PPP
Keywords:
PPP paradigm (presentation, practice and production), Vocabulary, Language, General knowledge, grammar rules.Abstract
This article provides information about the structure of grammar and the use of PPP methodology in teaching English grammar is explained and illustrated with examples.
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