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This article examines the role of gamification elements and mechanisms in foreign language teaching. The aim of the study is to determine the impact of game elements on student’s motivation and language skills. The study was conducted based on theoretical analysis and observation in EFL groups. The results showed a positive impact on vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills.
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