THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE
Linguistic competence, a core concept in language acquisition and use, has been the focus of extensive theoretical and empirical research. The concept has evolved to include broader dimensions such as communicative competence and sociolinguistic awareness. This paper explores the theoretical underpinnings of linguistic competence.
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