An Overview of Preferred Vocabulary Learning Strategies by Learners
- Kanthimathi Letchumanan
- Paramasivam Muthusam
- Potchelvi Govindasamy
- Atieh Farashaiyan
Abstract
This article aimed at examining the various vocabulary learning strategies used by learners to learn a word. Data from the study showed that learners do use certain vocabulary learning strategies and that strategy has become their preferred vocabulary learning strategies. The study also showed that learners use more than one strategy to learn a vocabulary. Thus, the study confirmed that multiple use of vocabulary learning strategies are preferred by learners especially the cognitive, determination and metacognitive strategies.
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- DOI:10.5539/ass.v12n10p174
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