Elements of Communicative Proficiency in Learning English Effectively
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https://doi.org/10.2024/q0y4kc27Keywords:
ability, development of communication skills, verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening, skillsAbstract
Communication skills are essential not only for learning English but also for acquiring different languages, as they enable an individual to convey ideas, thoughts, and information to others effectively and accurately. This encompasses both verbal and non-verbal communication skills, active listening, empathy, and the capacity to adjust communication style to suit various audiences and contexts. Effective communication skills encompass the capacity to comprehend and interpret the messages conveyed by others, as well as to respond in a suitable manner. This skill holds significant value in both personal and professional settings, playing a crucial role in fostering relationships, resolving conflicts, and attaining common objectives. This article focuses on the elements and categories of communicative ability among teachers and students, as well as the issues and causes that contribute to it.
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