LISTENING, SPEAKING, READING, AND WRITING: WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT AND HOW TO TRAIN// ACADEMY JOURNAL ISSN 2733-0923, no. 1(19) (April 20, 2022)/ Chief Editor V. Klevtsov /Open European Academy of Public Sciences : Tallinn, Estonia, 2022 - P. 46-49.

2022

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DOI 10.31219/osf.io/rfz69
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Abstract

Some people learn the language exclusively for voice communication, so reading and writing take a back seat to them – of course, you can’t blame anyone for this, all people learn the language for different purposes: someone wants to learn to write, but they don’t really need to talk, and someone just wants to understand what people write and talk about in general, but he is not going to write and talk about it himself. Nevertheless, it is important to master all four types of these skills: listening, reading, speaking, and writing.