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you to check the pronunciation skills of students and their ability to grammatically correct their speech
[5, p. 18].
So, of course, with all the variety of test tasks, the teacher needs to be able to navigate them.
A detailed
classification will give the teacher the opportunity to plan his work with tests, and, consequently, to
predict the results of his work. This information will help the teacher to better allocate his working time
and direct it to practical work with students.
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