TERMEZ UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Aliboyeva Nilufar
Keywords:
pragmatic competence, methodological techniques, educational materialsAbstract
In this article, we will consider writing as an effective tool for developing the
pragmatic competence of English language learners. We will propose a
comprehensive approach that includes the analysis of writing samples, the study of
pragmatic markers, role-playing games, situational tasks and reflection, which will
allow students not only to master the language rules, but also to learn how to use
language adequately in various communication situations.
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