THE INFLUENCE OF MUSIC ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE - FEEDBACK

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In the last part, we will do a reinforcement about  this topic in the next videos  😊





🎶Music is part of our life. We listen to music every day and we all know that music has a great impact not only on our mental health but also on our cognitive abilities. Let's learn English by listening to music!!! 🎶





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