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Noam Chomsky (1965)
He defined communicative competence as a the distiction between competence and performance. Competence: It is the use of the language to produce and
understand an infinite set of sentences out of a finite set of rules. Performance: It is the application to the knowledge to the actual
language use. -
Michael Halliday (1970)
He define communicative competence such a interaction. Establishment of a series of functions that involve the exchange of meanings and occurs when the people just interact. -
William Labov (1971)
Affirms that the competence co-varies with speaker and his context. -
Dell Hathaway Hymes (1972)
The skills and knowledge that a person needs to use the language in a social context is mediated by the acronym SPEAKING (Setting, Participants, Ends, Act secuence, Key, Instrumentalities, Norms, Gender. -
Henry G. Widdowson (1972)
He views language learning not merely as acquiring the knowledge of the rules of grammar,but also as acquiring the ability to use language to communicate. -
Stephen Krashen (1978)
He proposed unconscious absortion of language in real use.
Language acquisition does not require extensive use of conscious grammatical rules, and does not require tedious drill. -Meaningful interaction in the target language-natural communication. -
Michael Halliday (1978)
He proposed 7 funtions: Instrumental, Regulatory, Interpersonal, Personal, Heuristic, Imaginative, Representative -
Canale and Swain (1980)
Defined it in 3 components: Gramatical competence, Sociolinguistic competence, Strategic competence -
H. H. Stern (1981)
He said that live the language as a personal experience through direct contact with the target language community. Development of coping techniques when learners are alone in the new language environment. -
Bachman y Palmer (1996)
Proposed a new organization: Pragmatic knowledge and Organizational Knowledge. -
Liliana Maturana (2011)
She says that the communicative competence is a construct to involves abilities, skills and knowledge to be used in diverse social context with specific intentions