Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary schools rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages? To what extent you agree?

Some people around the education trust that starting to study a foreign
language
for pupils at primary school is a good idea.
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in the future and confusion with their
first
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that it causes the child to become bad at
first
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or even to confuse both languages.
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For instance
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to outperform in their mother tongue and the other
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early is that increase vocabulary range and speaking fluency in adulthood. There will be
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far more years to get perfect vocabulary skills and advanced speech in both languages.
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IELTS band 5 or 5.5. It causes when Kazakhstan reduced the additional
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that the advantages clearly outweigh the disadvantage when child bad at mother tongue and
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when it is getting difficult to learn bilingually.
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  • Enhance
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  • Pronunciation
  • Mimic
  • Native-like accent
  • Cultural awareness
  • Sensitivity
  • Exposure
  • Resource allocation
  • Qualified
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  • Mother tongue
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