ENHANCING VOCABULARY ACQUISITION THROUGH MOBILE APPLICATIONS

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Siddiqjanova Ugiloy Gafirjon qizi

Abstract

This article analyzes the theoretical aspects of
enhancing vocabulary acquisition through mobile applications. In
modern education, mobile technologies play an important role in
language learning and provide new opportunities for students to expand
their vocabulary. The study examines the advantages of using mobile
applications in vocabulary learning, including interactivity, accessibility,
repetition, and increased motivation. Based on theoretical sources, the
paper argues that mobile-assisted language learning can significantly
improve vocabulary acquisition and support independent learning. The
findings highlight that mobile applications create a flexible and engaging
learning environment for language learners.

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Siddiqjanova Ugiloy Gafirjon qizi. (2026). ENHANCING VOCABULARY ACQUISITION THROUGH MOBILE APPLICATIONS. Partner Conferences of the International Scientific Journal Research Focus, 1(1), 320-323. https://doi.org/10.66073/ReFocus-Conf/840

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