Effective Using of Speaking Competence of Teaching Foreign Languages in Technical Institutions
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Demand, Teaching, Growing, ResponsibilityAbstract
The article is devoted to today’s globalized world, the demand for teaching and learning is growing. It is the responsibility of every foreign language teacher and every educator to observe new knowledge and attitudes in students. The main goal of teaching a foreign language to students is to acquire basic speech structures corresponding to the level of CEFR competence. Teaching communicative competence is based on topics that meet the real needs and interests of students.
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