LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF THE FORMATION LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE

2020

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DOI 10.51889/2021-1.1728-7804.60
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Abstract

Today, it is known that the assimilation of information by primary school students according to the Internet and television is growing rapidly. This shows the need for quality development of children's language competencies.Therefore, the work on the formation of linguistic competence has a special place among the several competencies given to students in the process of educating the younger generation. One should note here that children with language and cultural competencies learn to communicate with each other in a complete, smooth and artistic way and share ideas. And they create sentences without repeating words using interconnected phrases . Also, students enrich their vocabulary-stock, expand world view and it creates full conditions for the formation of personality. What is more, it gives to practice a language communication and apply the acquired knowledge in their life.