The integration of interactive activities in language teaching has become an essential pedagogical approach to enhance student engagement and language acquisition. This paper explores the significance of incorporating interactive methods, such as role-playing, group discussions, and task-based learning, into language classrooms. These activities foster active participation, promote authentic communication, and allow students to practice language skills in real-world contexts. Research highlights that interactive activities not only improve speaking, listening, and writing proficiency but also encourage collaborative learning, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. By shifting the focus from traditional, passive learning methods to interactive, student-centered practices, educators can create a more dynamic and effective language learning environment. The findings emphasize that when students actively engage in language use through interactive activities, their motivation, confidence, and retention of the language significantly increase.