EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING BASIC GRAMMAR
Keywords:
Keywords: basic grammar; grammar teaching techniques; contextualized instruction; guided discovery; communicative practice; learner-centered methodologyAbstract
Annotation: Teaching basic grammar is one of the most important components
of foreign language education, particularly for elementary learners who are developing
the foundation of their communicative competence. Grammar provides the structural
framework that allows learners to construct meaningful sentences, convey ideas
effectively, and engage in authentic communication. Traditional grammar instruction
often focuses on memorization of rules and isolated exercises, which can leave learners
unable to use grammar practically and may reduce motivation. This article examines
effective techniques for teaching basic grammar, including contextualized instruction,
guided discovery, and communicative practice. By integrating Uzbekistan’s national
educational standards with internationally recognized methodological principles, it
highlights ways to make grammar learning both comprehensible and functional,
ensuring learners develop both knowledge and practical skills [1, 12–18].
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