Abstract

In pedagogy songs have long been treated as an effective tool to raise motivation and memory. The article highlights the options for working with authentic French songs in a language classroom to reveal their potential for forming and developing the linguistic competence. To achieve this goal the authors consider the set of songs correlating with the curriculum, offer a system of exercises and tasks to develop linguistic competence and discuss the results of the experimental study demonstrating the efficacy of using French songs for certain teaching purposes.

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  • ССЫЛКА НА СТАТЬЮ: Ерыкина М.А., Кашперская А.П

  • In pedagogy songs have long been treated as an effective tool to raise motivation and memory

  • The article highlights the options for working with authentic French songs in a language classroom to reveal their potential for forming and developing the linguistic competence

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Summary

Enzo Enzo Dany Brillant

Juste quelqu’un de bien Viens à Saint-Germain носовой звук [ɛ] носовые звуки [ɑ], [ɛ]. Песенный материал характеризуется сочетанием поэтического и музыкального компонентов, и с учетом этих особенностей была разработана авторская система упражнений и заданий для развития языковых навыков учащихся, включая все три компонента – фонетический, лексический и грамматический, что схематично представлено в табл. 4–6

Упражнения на воспроизведение и видоизменение языкового материала
Упражнения на эквивалентные замены
Переводные упражнения
Заявленный вклад авторов
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