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Use of Online Extensive Reading: Effect on English Language Proficiency and Student Attitudes to Reading in English
1 Raz-Kids Learning A to Z, https://www.raz-kids.com/ This paper seeks to investigate student attitudes to online extensive reading. Extensive reading has long been known to be one of the most effective ways for second language learners to acquire language (Waring, 2000) . Extensive reading increases not only reading skills but also vocabulary, writing and grammatical accuracy. I would like to investigate the use of an online extensive reading program, and how students feel about it. The
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