DEVELOPING WRITING COMPETENCE AT THE ADVANCED STAGE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE LEARNING
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writing competence, French language, C1 level, argumentative writing, discourse, cognitive approach, teaching methodology.Abstract
This article examines the features of developing writing competence at the advanced stage of French language learning. Special attention is given to the cognitive and discursive mechanisms of written language, typical difficulties faced by C1-level students, and ways to overcome them. The requirements for written production are analyzed within the framework of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and the DALF C1 exam. A set of methodological techniques aimed at developing argumentative writing, logical text coherence, and stylistic appropriateness is proposed. The conclusions drawn can be applied in the practice of teaching French at the university level.
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