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Perspectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice, 1995
Abstract The author discusses the role of grammatical competence in translation of literary texts from Slovene into English at university level Translation activity presupposes a maximally developed grammatical competence, which should enable translation students to use the target language creatively.
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Grammatical Competence Among 21stCentury TertiaryLearners

The English Teacher, 2023
This correlational study with a descriptive-quantitative approach sought to assess the Grammatical Competence of 21stcentury tertiary learners in one of the State Universities of Region VII. This further examined the significant difference if grouped according to program enrolled.
Luiscel Cabico, April Jane Sales
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Grammar Instruction For Grammatical Competence

International Journal of Modern Languages And Applied Linguistics, 2017
This paper is based on a study which investigated the effectiveness of explicit grammar instruction. The instruction was set in the context of teaching students to writeliterature reviews. A pre-test and a post-test were carried out to ascertain whether there was improvement in the students’ command of verb tenses after a lesson where the students were
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Figurative Thinking and Lexico-Grammatical Competence

2006
So far, we have focussed mainly on functional and textual aspects of communicative language ability. In this chapter, we turn to an area of language learning whose relationship to figurative thinking may be less obvious, namely that of grammar. Grammatical competence refers to a language learner’s knowledge of, and ability to use the grammatical system
Jeannette Littlemore, Graham Low
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4. education
communicative competence
english language

language and literature
education
grammar

10. no inequality
discourse competence