SPEAKING AS AN INTERACTIVE PROCESS:KINDS OF SPOKEN INTERACTION AS A PART OF CLASSROOM PROCESS RELATING TO ALL SKILLS.
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language, speech, functional interaction, social interactions, interactive interactions, transactional interactions.Abstract
This article discusses the importance of speaking as an interactive process in the classroom and the different types of spoken communication that contribute to the acquiring process.This paper also underlines the necessity of incorporating a variety of spoken interaction activities into the curriculum to create a learning environment for students.
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