Argues that communicative competence in Spanish as a second language can not be taught without giving attention to the grammatical component of language. Compares aspects of the traditional and communicative approaches to language teaching, refers to theory on grammar instruction, and offers examples of classroom activities supporting the learning of specific problematic grammatical constructions.
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ISSN
0018-2133
Journal title
Hispania
Volume
80
Issue
4
Pagination
10 pp
Publisher
American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese