Types of Learning Styles

Abstract

It is a tongue that shows human decency, which is sharper than a sword, sharper than a snake's venom, sweeter than honey. Man's inner world, his spiritual image, his character, his manners, his culture are reflected in his language. Both good and bad words come out of the tongue. That's why we need to think first and then speak. The Uzbek people and their culture are known to the world through the Uzbek language.

When it comes to learning a foreign language such as English, many students spend hours working through textbooks, doing grammar exercises and perhaps even watching the occasional Netflix show in their target language.

However, many people don’t realize that working on vocabulary is just as important, if not more important when it comes to success in learning a foreign language. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the topic of learning styles and explore some of the reasons why it’s so important, and how it can help students achieve their language learning goals and achieve fluency faster.