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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of h. sweet method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group ahmadjonova inoyatxon scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction chapter i the problem of perizodization. the role of the middle english period in the history of english language 1.1 sweet henry english philologist and phonetician 1.2 london school of linguistics chapter ii practical significance and practical application 2.1 the essence of competence-based approach 2.2 communicative competence for international communication conclusion list of used literature introduction for english language educators, the most problematic aspect of defining english as an international language remains the notion of competence. this paper, proposed as an introduction to a long term project aiming at defining competence …

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ns. traditionally, however, "communicative competence" (hymes, 1972) has been used to refer to the adaptation to single and well-established speech communities. preparing for communication between people from a broad range of backgrounds, who will often communicate beyond their own or their interlocutors' speech communities in some kind of ill-defined third zone, implies the need to have a highly developed repertoire of communication strategies. although an increased focus on multiple competences is both necessary and inevitable, a related concern is that there is a danger of "international" becoming a byword for reduced linguistic competence. for language teachers, "knowing" a language has not commonly been a question of pragmatic or strategic competence, yet linguistic competence has still to be adequately addressed in discussions of so-called "international english". indeed, some would argue (e.g., acar, 2005) that it has never been adequately addressed throughout the so-called "communicative" era. considering english as a language increasingly …

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hould be directed on formation of steady interest to a subject; during the work the following methods of research were applied: the analysis of the scientific literature on a theme of course work;analysis of programs and textbooks on the english language of various authors and for various types of schools both domestic, and foreign;analysis of experimental training on the basis of experience of the teachers using innovative techniques, results of supervision. the structure of this course work consists of two parts: theoretical and practical. in the first chapter "the bases of teaching a foreign language” different bases and principles of teaching are considered. analyzing publications on a problem of research in the second chapter of theoretical part the most effective methods and ways of teaching are suggested. the basic part of work is a practical part with exposition of experience of teachers - innovators. in it rod directions of technique …

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in modern scientific phonetics. his history of english sounds (1874) was a landmark in that study. in 1901 he was made a reader in phonetics at oxford. among his other writings are a handbook of phonetics (1877), a new english grammar (2 parts, 1892–95), the history of language (1900), the sounds of english (1908), and works on anglo-saxon, middle english, and icelandic. sweet was the model for professor higgins in g. b. shaw's play pygmalion[footnoteref:1]. [1: beatty, k. (2003). teaching and researching computer-assisted language learning. new york: longman.] sweet studied at the university of heidelberg in 1864 and, beginning in 1869, at oxford university. in 1901 he became a lecturer of phonetics at oxford. he made a major contribution to the elaboration of a theory of phonology and also worked on the typology of the phonological systems of the world’s languages. his principal works dealt with phonetics, english and german …

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es in europe. phonology is presently studied at the london school of linguistics, founded by d. jones in the 1930’s, and by the english school of phonology. linguists associated with this center, including j. firth, w. allen, f. palmer, and r. robins, made important contributions to the development of suprasegmental phonology from the 1940’s through the 1960’s. phonology has been developed to a lesser degree by the copenhagen linguistic circle. several scholars not formally associated with any linguistic school but ideologically closest to the prague linguistic circle have made major contributions to the development of phonology, among them a. martinet, j. kurylowicz, b. malmberg, and a. sommerfelt. other important contributions have been made by the american descriptive linguists l. bloomfield and e. sapir and by their students m. swadesh and w. twaddell. an important achievement of american phonology has been the development of the method of distributional analysis by c. …

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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of h. sweet method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group ahmadjonova inoyatxon scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction chapter i the problem of perizodization. the role of the middle english period in the history of english language 1.1 sweet henry english philologist and phonetician 1.2 london school of linguistics chapter ii practical significance and practical application 2.1 the essence of competence-based approach 2.2 communicative competence for international com...

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