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Jiangxi Normal University, Nanchang, China

ABSTRACT

Based on the definition of motivation, this thesis takes the material of the core journals of foreign languages over the past 10 years, analyzes the research content, research subjects, and research methods, through the research on the recent development of foreign language learning motivation, and aims to provide some teaching implications for the future English teaching.

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foreign language learning, motivation, English teaching

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