The Effects of Using Authentic Materials on Motivating EFL (English as a Foreign Language) Learners
Keywords:
EFL learners, authentic materials, learning process, Afghan context, EFL classesAbstract
This research demonstrates how the usage of authentic materials motivate EFL learners. Furthermore, it covers a literature review on the effect of authentic materials in motivating EFL learners, which will help out English as foreign language professors in designing and teaching their students. In short, the stated chunk of this paper emphasizes on how to use authentic materials in the teaching process to motivate learners.
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