IMPROVING THE SPEAKING SKILS OF ADULT EFL STUDENTS
Keywords:
Interpreted, presumptions, grasp, considerations, explicit, target, failure, interact, frequently, determinants.Abstract
In order to better support adult learners in acquiring the skills necessary to communicate in the target language, this article addresses the characteristics such as factors affecting adult learners’ oral communication, components underlying speaking proficiency, and specific skills or strategies used in communication.
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