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Communicative Approach

Yes or No

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Students should choose between yes or no questions and while answering these yes/no questions we will able to know the understanding of each student.

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Communicative Approach
 

Communicative ApproachOnline version

Students should choose between yes or no questions and while answering these yes/no questions we will able to know the understanding of each student.

by Zuhra Alihanova
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1.Is the main goal of the Communicative Approach to develop communicative competence?

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2.Does the Communicative Approach focus only on grammar and vocabulary?

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Is authentic language important in this approach?

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4.Do students learn language only through memorization in the Communicative Approach?

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5.Is the teacher the main speaker in the classroom?

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6.Does the teacher act as a facilitator?

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7.Are errors considered normal during communication practice?

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8.Do students practice only individual tasks?

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9.Is group work encouraged in the Communicative Approach?

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10.Does real communication include an information gap?

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11.Is fluency more important than accuracy in many communicative activities?

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12.Are role-plays used to practice real-life communication?

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13.Do authentic materials help students understand real language use?

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14.Is the students’ native language widely used in this approach?

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15.Do students learn to negotiate meaning with others?

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