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This part is all about using spoken and written forms of communication for particular uses, you know? (found in section 4.2). Convo comp is more than just knowing which particular functions—microfunctions—are expressed by which language forms. You know? Yo, peeps, are you having a conversation where each action elicits a reaction and maintains the flow? From beginning to end, getting it lit, it all comes down to the phases! If you are a competent speaker, you must grasp the whole process and possess mad skills to run it. Right? A macrofunction is mostly about the vibe and interactions. You know, some quite complicated scenarios have an internal structure with macrofunction sequences. Moreover, these macrofunctions follow formal or informal patterns of social interaction, such schemata and so on.

 Show functional ability in a subdued manner.

There will be no cap and no European language communities will be utterly homogeneous, fam. You know, different areas have their own language and cultural vibes. Those who lead a local lifestyle clearly match their social class, job, and degree of education since they fit each other exactly. You know, knowing dialect tones helps one to totally expose the attitude of the interlocutor. This process depends much on stereotyping, fam. You know, those intercultural skills will help you to drastically cut it. (See section 5.1.2.2). At last, students will interact with people from all walks of life. They should be aware of the social vibes and the need of keeping on fleek before they start bending dialect forms. Scaling objects for aspects of sociolinguistic competency proved quite challenging (see Appendix B.). Below the lit scale shows items that have been scaled. OMG, the bottom of the scale is all about social cues and really politeness. Users of Level B2 can stretch their language abilities and vibe with the suitable lingo for various contexts and people. You know, they also pick up more control over their voice and learn to handle several speech styles.

In communication, meaning questions are quite crucial and covered all through this Framework

Though we'll keep it formal, you know, linguistic competency is quite crucial here. From a theoretical or descriptive linguistically perspective, a language is a really sophisticated symbolic system, OMG said. Knowing how to manage formal structure is absolutely one of the ways someone can help to break down all the several components of effective communication. There is a very different vibe when one considers how much, if any, of this formal analysis should be included into language instruction or learning. The functional/notional approach applied in the Council of Europe publications Waystage 1990, Threshold Level 1990, and Vantage Level offers a whole fresh view on how we address language skills in Section 5.2.1-3. You know, it's from a quite different standpoint. Divided into general and specific, then, oh yeah, let's talk about forms, like words and grammar, because they are the real deal. Starting with boring language forms and their meanings is all about this systematic classification of communicative functions and notions. The techniques are lowkey vibin' ways of handling language's "double articulation," you know? You know, languages all revolve on structure and meaning. The two kinds of orgz cross each other completely in an absolutely random way. One based on the organization of meaning totally vibes with breaking down form; one based on the organization of forms of expression totally vibrates with breaking down meaning. . 

Conversely, some people could rather apply a "communicative grammar," as observed in Un niveau-seuil. 

Obviously, a language learner has to be able to adapt both forms and meanings. OMG, it is absolutely unacceptable to have a single universal model of description for all languages. Not limited. Linguistic universals have lately attracted attention but not yet produced findings directly applicable to language acquisition, instruction, and evaluation. You know, most descriptive linguists are totally committed to codifying practice. Though they all focus on relating form and meaning, don't you think they only use jargon different from the old school stuff when handling issues that don't fit conventional description models? The atmosphere in Section 4.2, fam is this. It tries to pinpoint and categorize the main elements of language competency, including knowing and using formal resources to produce coherent messages. This program is simply here to provide some creative classification tools, ya know? These criteria and divisions will be quite helpful in articulating linguistic material and offering a strong basis for careful analysis. Those who would want to apply another frame of reference are entirely free to do so both here and elsewhere. They should then show their passion for the theory, custom, or practice in issue. Here we flex:The reason for which the description is given will help the user decide which one interests him. The success of the Threshold Level approach shows that many people would rather go from meaning to form than follow the conventional wisdom of organizing development in precisely formal terms