METHODS USED TO TEACH PRAGMATIC COMPETENCE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF INTEGRATING HUMOUR TO DEVELOP FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS’ PRAGMATIC COMPETENCE IN ELT CLASSES
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pragmatic competence, explicit method, implicit method, humour, humour-integrated language learningAbstract
The article discusses methods and approaches for teaching pragmatic competence. It proposes using the Humour-integrated language learning approach to develop first-year students' pragmatic competence and outlines criteria for selecting humour materials for classroom use.
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