PECULARITIES OF LISTENING COMPREHENSION DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
The research presented in this article is aimed at studying the competence of listening comprehension, which should be formed among postgraduate students studying a foreign language within their specialty. The goals and content of academic listening training can be defined within the framework of interdisciplinary language integration, which will contribute to achieving a certain level of professional communicative competence of students.
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