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Communicative Approaches to Language Teaching

by Салиха
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Is the communicative approach focused on real communication?

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Does the communicative approach encourage students to speak in class?

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Is grammar the only important part of the communicative approach?

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Do students often work in pairs or groups in the communicative approach?

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Does the communicative approach help students use language in real-life situations?

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Are role-plays and discussions used in the communicative approach?

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Is the teacher the only person who speaks in communicative lessons?

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Do students actively participate in communicative language learning?

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Does the communicative approach help students improve speaking skills?

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Is communication the main goal of this teaching method?

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