If you intend the meaning of "Dinner is on the table." to be "Please come and eat before it gets cold.", we are referring to the statement's ...
locutionary force
communicative success
illocutionary force
perlocutionary force
If a teacher responds with "That's interesting. What don't you like about zoos?", he/she is ...
using an elaborative technique.
focusing on the form following 'because'.
taking account of affective factors.
giving constructive feedback.
If a speaker refers to a waiter as 'sir', it's an indicator of poor ...
grammatical competence.
discourse competence.
strategic competence.
sociolinguistic competence.
According to Chomsky ...
performance refers to language produced and competence to our knowledge of structure and lexis
performance refers to the knowledge of language rules and competence to its deployment
In a communicative approach the sequencing of items on a syllabus is determined by ...
their communicative value for the learners.
their structural complexity.
their frequency.
their difficulty.
The fundamental reason for using authentic texts in CLT is because such texts are ...
rich and complex.
ungraded.
rich and meaningful.
contextualised and meaningful.
Tasks are widely used in CLT because ...
we need to set a real-life context for all language.
learners don't feel threatened by them.
they can only be done through collaboration.
learning happens by doing and collaborative doing is even better.
Making sure our learners know to whom they are using the language and what the power relationship is between them and the hearer will help improve their ...
sociolinguistic competence.
functional competence.
grammatical competence.
strategic competence.
Setting up tasks which demand the deployment of adjacency pairs is focused on ...
discourse competence
strategic competence
grammatical competence
sociolinguistic competence
Who said, "There are rules of use without which the rules of grammar would be useless."?