Communicative competence adds to grammar the know-how of:
AWhen and how to speak
BHow to spell words
CRules to memorise
DWord-list recall
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. When and how to speak
1. Communicative competence includes grammatical knowledge.
2. It reconceives that knowledge as a functional, social understanding.
3. This is an understanding of how and when to use utterances appropriately.
4. Spelling, memorised rules and word-list recall are not the added element.
**Why not the others:** Spelling words, memorised rules and word-list recall do not add appropriate use in social situations.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Communicative competence", section "introduction" (revision 1300033342)_
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