THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIOLINGUISTIC AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE
Keywords:
sociolinguistic competence, integral, communicative competence, concept, grammatical knowledgeAbstract
Sociolinguistic competence and communicative competence are essential concepts in the field of second language acquisition. This article explores how sociolinguistic competence functions as an integral part of communicative competence. By analyzing foundational theories and recent research, it highlights their interconnection and offers insights for language teaching practices.
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