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Abstract
This article analyzes the influence of external and internal motivation on the process of learning English. The study shows that internal motivation plays an important role in students' deeper and independent language acquisition, while external motivation is effective in temporarily stimulating activity and results. The article presents pedagogical recommendations for improving the effectiveness of language learning by combining two forms of motivation. The results confirm the need to combine internal and external motivation to make the learning process interesting and effective.
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