DEVELOPING SPEAKING SKILLS THROUGH INTERACTIVE CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES

Behruzkhon Yuldoshev Behzod ugli

Student of the Uzbekistan State World Languages University

Keywords: speaking skills, interactive activities, EFL learners, communication, fluency, classroom interaction.


Abstract

This article explores the role of interactive classroom activities in developing speaking skills among learners of English as a foreign language (EFL). The study emphasizes the importance of communicative competence, active participation, and student-centered learning. Various interactive techniques such as role-play, group discussions, debates, and problem-solving tasks are analyzed for their effectiveness in enhancing fluency, accuracy, and confidence. The paper concludes that interactive activities not only improve language proficiency but also foster collaboration, motivation, and critical thinking.


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