Abstract
The article gives the characteristics of the current language situation in the policultural republics, where much attention is paid to foreign language education. The examples of the implementation of polylingval education are the Republic of Bashkortostan as one of the multinational constituent entities of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Kazakhstan, which are multinational in their essence and bilingualism in them is considered to be natural. Nevertheless, in both republics the contradiction between the high levels of requirements for the formation of grammatical skills imposed by the curriculum and the inability of students to freely use grammatical structures in the process of communicating real communication is obvious. To optimize the process of learning grammatical means of communicative competence, the technology of the formation of grammatical skills is proposed on the basis of the use of problem learning elements, in particular, problem-project tasks. These tasks are considered in the article as special tasks that create problem situations, during performing which students are involved in creative speech foreign project activities, the result of which is the tangible product. The problem-project approach is proposed in the article as a methodological basis for the formation of the grammatical side of communicative competence in the native, Russian and one of the foreign languages acquisition of the student. The main subject of consideration is the issues of the formation of foreign language grammatical skills of students in three-tie conditions. The authors analyze the methodology for learning foreign language grammar based on the use of problem-project tasks with a support for native, Russian and English languages. As an example, the technology of comparison of Russian, Bashkir, Kazakh, English and French proverbs and sayings is described.
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