THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE GAMES IN TEACHING ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Yaqubova Nigoraxon Ibrohimjon qizi Tashkent university of applied sciences Faculty of history and philology Teacher of department of foreign language and literature
Keywords:
method, games, interactive methods, English, grammar games, activities, teaching strategies, linguistics, grammar, teaching.Abstract
Today, there are various fields in modern linguistics, the most important of which is the study of the grammar of a language. Grammar is very important in learning a language. But today’s students face several difficulties in learning grammar. In order to overcome such difficulties, many linguists have conducted some researches. Most of these scholars have said that using different games is the most important way to learn and teach the grammar of the language. In this article, the author talked about the role and importance of modern language games in learning and teaching English grammar. She tried to prove his ideas by giving examples from the theories of scientists in this regard.
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