The Effects of Learning Style and Learning Strategies in Vocabulary Learning
Abstract
Vocabulary is the most difficult and biggest task for second language learners. Everyone has his own learning style and strategies in second language learning. For second language learners, it is necessary to clarify their own learning styles and choose suitable and effective vocabulary learning strategies. This paper aims to analyze the effects of learning style and strategies in L2 learners’ vocabulary acquisition.References
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