Discourse analysis in English language teaching
Author: Inagamova U.R.
Journal: Экономика и социум @ekonomika-socium
Section: Основной раздел
Article in issue: 2-1 (81), 2021.
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This paper’s focus will be devoted to written texts in order to afford an understanding of how natural written discourse looks and sounds. By taking the scope of this paper into account, discussing written texts normally includes the consideration of cohesion, coherence and text patterns. Thus, eachaspectwillbediscussedinthefollowings.
Cohesion relations, discourse analysis, english language teaching, written texts
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Text of the scientific article Discourse analysis in English language teaching
It is believed that the main purpose of language teaching for students is the understanding of the communicative value of linguistic items in a discourse (Nattinger & DeCarrico, 2001;
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