ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN ENGLISH FROM A LINGUISTIC POINT OF VIEW

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This article analyzes the linguistic foundations and development processes of communicative competence in English. The article examines the theory of language competence, communicative approaches, and the role of cultural contexts. It also emphasizes the importance of communicative competence in improving the effectiveness of speech activity and communication in language learning. The results of the study will help to develop new strategies aimed at improving language learning methodologies and developing the communicative abilitiesoflanguage learners. Keywords: communicative competence, English, linguistics, language learning, speech activity, communication,cultural context,theory oflanguage competence, language methodology Introduction: In the modern world, language is important not only as a means of information exchange, but also as the main means of social communication. In particular, due to the widespread use of English as a universal language of international communication, its study and effective use have become one of the most important issues. In this regard, in language learning, it is important not only to know grammatical rules, but also to have a deep understanding of the social, cultural and communicativeaspects ofspeech. In the last century, the concept of language competence emerged in linguistics, which made it possible to view language not only as a set of linguistic units, but also as an activity in the process of communication. In particular, the concept of communicative competence includes the ability of a language learner to speak effectively and purposefully in communication. This ensures that language learners are successful in real-life communication situations. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the linguistic principles of communicative competence in English, the processes of its formation and development. It also considers the role of communicative approaches and the influence of cultural contexts in the process of language learning. This study serves to develop practical recommendations for language learners and teachers and toimprove languagemethodology. Main part: Communicative competence is the ability of a language learner not only to use language grammatically correctly, but also to communicate effectively through language, to convey his/her thoughts in an appropriate and contextual manner. Dell Hymes states that language competence is not only about knowing the rules of the language, but also about how to use speech in social contexts. Therefore, communicative competence requires the integration of linguisticknowledge, social cultureand communication strategies. Communicativecompetence inEnglish consists ofthefollowing main components: Grammatical competence -knowledge oflanguage rules, vocabulary, syntax andphonetics; Sociolinguisticcompetence -choosing and using languageappropriate tothe social situation; Discoursecompetence -theability to formulatetexts and speech in alogical and versatile way; Strategic competence - tools for correcting errors in communication and eliminating misunderstandings. The formation of communicative competence in language learning occurs gradually. First, the grammatical rules of the language being studied are mastered, and then the practice of applying https://ijmri.de/index.php/jmsi volume 4,issue5,2025 115 them in various communication situations begins. This process includes the following stages: acquiring basic language knowledge - studying vocabulary, grammatical structures and pronunciation, developing speech activity - forming listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, adapting to communicative situations - changing speech in accordance with the social context, mastering the cultural component - the language learner understands intercultural differences and is successful incommunication. In this process, it is especially important for language teachers touse communicativeapproaches. For example, situational methods, role-playing, interactive exercises and exercises based on real- life situations serve to improve the communicative competence of language learners. In linguistics, various approaches have been developed for the development of communicative competence. Communicative Approach - teaching language as a means of communication, emphasizing the use of language in context, interactive approach - involving students in active communication, developing exchange of ideas and cooperation between them, culturally-based approach - teaching cultural values, traditions, and communication culture in language learning. With the help of these methodologies, the language learning process is focused not only on the development oflinguisticknowledge, but also onthedevelopment ofcommunication skills. Language and culture are inextricably linked concepts. For the full development of communicative competence in English, a language learner must not only know the linguistic rules, but also understand the cultural context of the