Lack of Vocabulary Sample Clauses

Lack of Vocabulary. The lack of vocabulary was very influential in learning anything in English, especially in mastering listening skills. Lack of vocabulary was one of the factors of students' difficulties in listening. The more vocabulary they had, it would be easier for them to understand what they were listening to, but on the contrary the less vocabulary they had, the more confused they would be when listening to a conversation. Xxxxxxx (2013) stated that Activating vocabulary by asking them to guess the meaning of the words used in listening before explaining the meaning to them, because each time students can relate what they already have know what they are supposed to listen to, they tend to listen better and more effective
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