USING MUSIC AND SONGS TO TEACH FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN TERMSOF CHILDREN
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This scientific article informs about the importance, impact and different reasons of using songs on teaching EFL classes and also ways to use songs in EFL classroom in terms of children.
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