INTEGRATING READING STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE SPEAKING SKILLS IN THE ENGLISH CLASSROOM
Keywords:
Reading strategies, speaking skills, English language instruction, vocabulary acquisition, fluency, oral communication.Abstract
The obvious and significant relationship between speaking and reading abilities is already established. Furthermore, it is definitely true that students who report noticeably high reading scores are more likely to acquire effective speaking abilities. This article examines how speaking abilities and reading techniques relate to English language training. It emphasises how incorporating reading strategies can help students become more proficient speakers and promote a more thorough language learning process. Reading is emphasised in the study as a fundamental skill that promotes vocabulary growth, pronunciation, and fluency, all of which lead to better oral communication.
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