The general skill of Listening in English as a Foreign Language for Cuban Language Schools
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https://doi.org/10.51736/sa.v7iEspecial%206.403Keywords:
skill, generalized skill, operations, listenAbstract
This article defines and describes the concepts of generalized skill, generalized operations, and operations. It provides the internal structure of the generalized skill to listen to English as a foreign language for students of Cuban language schools and its effectiveness was corroborated by a group of experts.
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