General Notes on Main Principles of Teaching English as a Foreign Language
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The study of foreign languages in modern society is becoming an inseparable component of the professional training of specialists of various profiles, and the successful solution of professional growth issues and the expansion of contacts with foreign partners largely depend on the quality of their language training. Based on the essence of some books on teaching English, this article examines some of the basic principles and techniques used to teach English at different levels.
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