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Introduction

Chapter 1. Theoretical Basis of Vocabulary Teaching

1. Types of Vocabulary
2. The Selection of Vocabulary

Chapter 2 Basic Means of Enriching Vocabulary

2.1Word-formation and Collocations as Major Sources of Enriching Vocabulary

2.2. Aspects and Methods of Vocabulary Teaching

Chapter 3 Exercises for Enriching Learners’ Vocabulary at the High School Level

3.1. Dialogues and Monologues in Teaching Vocabulary

3.2. Games as Methods of Teaching Vocabulary

3.3. Movies as Methods of Teaching Vocabulary

Conclusion

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