HOW LITERATURE HELPS STUDENTS LEARN DIFFERENT WAYS OF SPEAKING
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This article examines the role of literature in teaching students different ways of speaking, including formal, informal, and expressive styles. The study emphasizes that exposure to literary texts enhances learners’ linguistic flexibility, cultural awareness, and communicative competence. Classroom strategies and practical examples are discussed, showing how literature can stimulate creativity, critical thinking, and stylistic adaptation among learners.
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