Oral Tasks at Basic State Exam in the Russian Language
Abstract
Ekaterina V. Grinkevich (Rostov-on-Don, Russian Federation)
The article is devoted to the oral answer in the Russian language - the goal of the new type introduced in the structure of the basic state exam. Modern students have difficulty in constructing oral dialogic and monologic utterances, especially in the context of Internet communication, when a real communication loses its importance. This article includes a description of the requirements for the examinees, the analysis of practical tasks and guidelines for productive training a student to pass the oral part of the exam.
Key words: Russian language, BSE (basic state exam), oral assignments in Russian language, linguistic competence, communicative competence, speech skills.
DOI 10.23683/1995-0640-2018-3-204-212
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