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The analysis for the second question (How long have you been learning English?) 6 (30%) of students have learned English for 3 years, while 9 (45%) students have had break from study. The students learning English 4 years constitutes 2 (10%), and only 3 (15%) of students learned English more than 5 years. From this point, we can make a conclusion of having mixed level groups; the reason is in the duration of learning English.
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The purpose of our study is to investigate works of scholars about the problems of listening and speaking in learning foreign languages. We try to analyze the difficulties in doing listening and speaking exercises in mixed level groups focusing on “New English File” (Intermediate) textbook. “New English File” presents different kinds of listening a...
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