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Дискурс: дидактическая основа формирования стилистически обусловленных умений иноязычной речи

Дискурс: дидактическая основа формирования стилистически обусловленных умений иноязычной речи

Abstract

Рассматривается взаимосвязь иноязычного учебного дискурса и стилистически обусловленных умений иноязычной речи, формируемых на основе прочитанного, услышанного, увиденного; выделяются группы стилистически обусловленных умений иноязычной речи.

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ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ. ПЕДАГОГИКА, ДИСКУРСЫ, ВЫСШЕЕ ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ, КОМПЛЕКСЫ УПРАЖНЕНИЙ, ОБУЧЕНИЕ ИНОСТРАННОМУ ЯЗЫКУ, СТИЛИСТИЧЕСКИ ОБУСЛОВЛЕННЫЕ УМЕНИЯ ИНОЯЗЫЧНОЙ РЕЧИ, УЧЕБНЫЕ АУТЕНТИЧНЫЕ ТЕКСТЫ, КОРРЕКТИВНО-ПОДГОТОВИТЕЛЬНЫЕ КУРСЫ

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popularity
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