Kattabayeva Dilrabo Kattabayevna
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This article deals with the effective ways of developing young learners’ linguistic competence. Linguistic competence is part of a larger theory of linguistic behavior known as universal grammar, which explains language as a natural ability with which young learners are born and which becomes refined as they develop
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This article deals with the effective ways of developing young learners’ linguistic competence. Linguistic competence is part of a larger theory of linguistic behavior known as universal grammar, which explains language as a natural ability with which young learners are born and which becomes refined as they develop
Key concepts: Linguistic competence, Linguistics, Universal grammar, Competence (human resources), Grammar, Linguistic description, Psychology, Computer science