COMMUNICATIVE CONDITIONS IN TEACHING ENGLISH

Authors

  • Rakhmatullaeva Shakhnoza Abdurazok kizi Jizzakh State Pedagogical University A teacher of English language theory and practice department

Keywords:

Communicative approach, interaction, target language, authentic texts, oral and verbal skills, Communicative language teaching (CLT)

Abstract

In our country, with the honor of independence, special attention is paid to the teaching of foreign languages. Thousands of teachers of the foreign languages have been trained, all conditions have been created for personnel to improve their qualifications in our homeland and abroad, multimedia textbooks in English, German, French, electronic resources for learning English have been prepared, modern educational institutions the establishment of language rooms is a clear proof of this. On the basis of teaching the young generation in foreign languages and improving the training of specialists who can speak these languages freely, the main goal is to create conditions for the youth to use the achievements of world civilization and the information resources of the world, to develop international cooperation and communication.

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2023-12-15

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