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Oral communication

Building fluency

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Oral communication

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Provide students proficiency Improves communicative competence A connection between word recognition and

comprehension

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Oral communication to develop fluency consists of several important components

PronunciationTeaching supra segmentalCombination of approaches

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‘’To build up fluency Students need constantexposure and practice’’

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Morley (1991) 3 modes of practice

ImitationRehearsalExtemporaneous speech

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Increase rate of speaking Hesitation falls Eliminate redundant words Think too much efficiency

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1. Fluency practice Selection of topics Feedback given at the end by the listeners Peer correction Limited interference from the teacher

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2. Oral reading Learners build specific skills They focused mainly on voice quality Proves listening comprehension

3. Dialogue (reduced forms) For understanding reduced forms

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PronunciationVoice qualityConfidence

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Sufficient practiceFocus on pronunciationAssessment, monitoring

Appropriate materialsAdapt of material