DEVELOPING SPEAKING SKILLS OF ESL AND EFL STUDENTS

Kamalova Dilnoza Kurbanbaevna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7844863

Kamalova Dilnoza Kurbanbaevna

Abstract. The article in question sheds light on the significance of having strong communication skills, particularly fluency in the English language, in many aspects of one's life. In addition, a full discussion is held on the benefits or advantages that speaking abilities provide in terms of seizing possibilities in the global economy. In addition to this, it places an emphasis on the development of learners' speaking abilities within an EFL/ESL classroom setting. This article places a strong emphasis on the role that a teacher plays in increasing learners' speaking abilities by utilizing a variety of methods, tactics, and approaches in English language classes. This is due to the fact that communication skills play an essential part in obtaining career possibilities in any industry.

Keywords: career, Interaction in the Classroom, Communication Skills, EFL/ESL, ELL, employment opportunities, learners, speaking skills, teachers

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