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Communicative competence is the ability to achieve communicative goals in a socially appropriate manner. It is organized and goal-oriented, i.e. it includes the ability to select and apply skills that are appropriate and effective in the respective context. It includes verbal and non-verbal behaviour.
Understanding the aspects and characteristics of Communicative Competence can help the speaking teachers to guide their learners into speaking atmosphere that make them speak naturally.
communicative competence is composed of four elements: grammatical competence, sociolinguistic competence, discourse competence and strategic competence. This framework is based on the work by canale and swain (1980) and it is rather a theoretical framework for the model than a model itself.
The importance of effective communication in the classroom should not be underestimated it can have an impact on your students academic progress, feelings of self-worth, perceptions of school, and your own career.
Communicative competence is important because it allows people of all different levels linguistically to speak to each other. It similarly allows for more positive interactions amongst one another. For example, teenagers would likely speak differently to their friends than they would to their grandmother or teacher.
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Effective communication can help to resolve or avoid problems and/ or conflicts. It helps you connect with others and share ideas. Effective communication clarifies information, reducing wasted time. Helps builds relationships, teamwork, and trust.
The best option, however, are communicative tasks that combine performance in various skills like reading a text and writing a response (e.g. en e-mail, an argumentative essay, etc.) or listening to a text and summarising it in oral or written form.
Developing communication competence can help individuals achieve their communication goals, build trust, improve relationships, and minimize conflict. Communication competency is not limited to verbal communication; it also includes nonverbal elements, such as body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions.

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