DEVELOPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGH INFLECTION: PRONOUNS AND DETERMINERS IN AIASSISTED LEARNING
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This article examines the processes of word formation,
pronoun inflection and conversion in the English language, as well as the
continuous analysis of new teaching technologies using modern
technologies, platform creation technologies and their effective
application.
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