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THE ROLE OF COLLOCATIONS AND IDIOMS IN ESL LEARNING: AN EMPIRO-METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

Authors: Mirzayeva, Solihabonu; Yusupova, Mumtoza;

THE ROLE OF COLLOCATIONS AND IDIOMS IN ESL LEARNING: AN EMPIRO-METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

This article explores the crucial role of formulaic language, specifically collocations and idioms, in developing English as a Second Language (ESL) learners’ communicative competence, fluency, and naturalness. Adopting the structural framework of the Lexical Approach, the study investigates the linguistic nature of multi-word expressions and analyzes their integration into modern classroom environments.

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