METHODS OF ENHANCING COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN EFL CLASSES
Keywords:
communicative competence, forming the communicative competence, communication, project-based learning, teaching the foreign languages, grammatical and pragmatic competenceAbstract
Since communication is the main objective of language acquisition, communicative competence is essential for language learners. In order to improve students' communicative skills, teachers should be proficient in learning methodologies and learning models. As learning to communicate in a foreign language is one of the key skills that today's individuals need to develop in order to realize their full potential and advance in a rapidly changing world, some strategies for developing students' communicative competence when using communicative technology in English classes are discussed in the following article.
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