PRODUCTIVE SKILLS IN THE ESL TEACHING AND LEARNING
Keywords:
Productive skills, classroom activities, heterogeneous class, typology of English language.Abstract
The paper manages the area of productive skills while showing a second/foreign language. The message presents both productive skills like talking and composing. One of the objectives of the paper is to show what systems and exercises are more effective than the others and how a language type can impact the ultimate result. The noticed language is English as a second/foreign language.
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