This article discusses the importance of discourse competence in EFL learners and shows pedagogical innovations to teach languages. The article also emphasizes the review of existing materials and the origin of studying discourse competence.
The Development of Learners’ Discourse Competence in An Innovative Educational Environment
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Higher education
discourse
discourse competency
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