Importance of focusing on fluency in language teaching process
Keywords:
Principles, component, grammar, monologicAbstract
Oral speech is a colloquial form of speech. Spoken speech differs from written speech by sound. Oral speech has 2 forms: monologic speech and dialogic speech
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