The development of modern education has increased the need for effective and learner-centered approaches to English language teaching. Traditional teaching methods are increasingly complemented by communicative activities, task-based learning, digital technologies, and blended learning. This article aims to examine the main characteristics, benefits, and challenges of these modern teaching methods. It adopts a literature-based review approach to discuss their potential contributions to learners’ communicative competence, motivation, and active participation. The discussion also considers challenges such as limited technological resources, differences in learners’ abilities, and the need for teacher training. The article argues that effective English language teaching requires a flexible combination of teaching methods adapted to learners’ needs and educational contexts.
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