The role of vocabulary in English learning achievements of students
Published: July 22, 2026
Abstract
This study explores the importance and role of vocabulary learning in students’ learning achievement when they learn English. The study also reviews trends in teaching vocabulary through different techniques. The study proposes some teaching vocabulary methods for teachers to help students better learn English.
Keywords
vocabularyEnglishstudentsforeign language learning
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