IMPROVING SPEAKING SKILLS BY THE HELP OF RETELLING STORIES
Keywords:
language acquisation, retelling stories, English speaking, fluency, pronunciation.Abstract
Speaking is an effective language talent in verbal exchange that is incorporated collectively with the opposite language competencies consisting of listening,writing, and analyzing despite of the grammar,pronunciation and vocabulary. especially in language . This article explores how the act of retelling stories can develop various aspects of oral communication, including fluency, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and confidence. Drawing from pedagogical theory and classroom practice, it presents the benefits, strategies, and practical activities that educators can employ to help learners become more proficient and confident speakers.
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