ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE DISCURSIVE COMPETENCE

Aytolkyn N. Satinova, Clara U. Kunakova

2021

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DOI 10.33065/978-5-907216-49-5-2021-178-194

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Abstract

Modern foreign language education in Kazakhstan aims to train future specialists capable of competing in market relations. An important component in the graduate’s model is discursive foreign language competence. A theoretical analysis of the structural-content model of this competence made it possible single out its main components related to different classes of discourse use: linguistic discourse, reconstruction of the method of composing a text, achieving an ideal type of communication.