O‘QUVCHILARNING DISKURSIV KOMPETENSIYASINI RIVOJLANTIRISH TEXNOLOGIYALARI
This article analyzes the essence and origins of discursive competence. It also presents the principles of assessment of discursive competence presented by the Council of Europe and examples of exercises that form various abilities used to develop this competence. It also presents the changes and innovations in the language teaching process that have arisen as a result of this competence.
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