DEVELOPING ENGLISH SPEAKING SKILLS THROUGH INTERACTIVE TECHNIQUES
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speaking skills, interactive techniques, communicative competence, language pedagogy, oral communication, task-based learningAbstract
The article studies how interactive methods help language learners improve their English-speaking abilities. The research investigates current teaching methods and educational practices that help students develop their speaking skills. The research results show that interactive teaching methods improve students' speaking fluency and accuracy and their ability to speak with confidence when these methods are used in language teaching programs.
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