ENHANCING STUDENTS`SPEAKING SKILLS THROUGH ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LITERARY TEXTS
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This article explores the significant impact that English literature can have on the development of students' oral communication skills. The article examines the ways in which literature serves as a tool for strengthening students' oral abilities, focusing on the integration of literary analysis, discussion, and performance.
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