SPEAKING COMPREHENSION
Keywords:
English fluency, spoken language, language acquisition, communication skills, learning methods.Abstract
This article explores effective strategies and approaches to mastering spoken English. Emphasizing the importance of practical methods, the paper reviews relevant literature, evaluates various learning techniques, and provides actionable suggestions for improving fluency. It aims to guide learners and educators in optimizing their language acquisition journey.
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