COMMUNICATIVE THEORY OF LANGUAGE: TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF A LINGUOPRAGMATIC APPROACH
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The article discusses the principles of CLT and provides practical insights into how linguopragmatic considerations can be incorporated into language education. It emphasizes the benefits of this combined approach, such as improved pragmatic competence and cross-cultural competence.
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