alleryWhat do audio recordings of native speakers mainly help a learner improve?
AAccent
BHandwriting
CMap reading
DArithmetic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Accent
1. Self-study audio recordings feature native speakers.
2. One strength is that they help learners improve their accent.
3. Handwriting and arithmetic are not helped.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language education, section Audio recordings and books_
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