ENHANCING VOCABULARY ACQUISITION THROUGH MOBILE APPLICATIONS

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Muhammadjonova Sevinchxon Elyorjon qizi

Abstract

Vocabulary acquisition is one of the most important
components of language learning. A rich vocabulary helps learners express their ideas clearly and understand spoken and written texts
more effectively. In recent years, mobile technology has become an
important tool in education, especially in foreign language learning.
Mobile applications provide convenient and flexible opportunities for
students to learn new words anytime and anywhere. This article
discusses the role of mobile applications in improving vocabulary
learning and explains how mobile technology supports students in
developing their language skills

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Muhammadjonova Sevinchxon Elyorjon qizi. (2026). ENHANCING VOCABULARY ACQUISITION THROUGH MOBILE APPLICATIONS. Partner Conferences of the International Scientific Journal Research Focus, 1(1), 691-694. https://doi.org/10.66073/ReFocus-Conf/882

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