DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN TEACHING FRENCH BASED ON INTEGRATIVE APPROACH
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Ezoza Atamirzayeva
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This article highlights the role and importance of communicative competences in teaching French to students of higher education institutions based on an integrative approach.
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Ezoza Atamirzayeva
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