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Speaking Games for Fluency

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Boost speaking through fun communication activities.

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Speaking Games for FluencyOnline version

Boost speaking through fun communication activities.

by Kamola Toraboyeva
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What is the main goal of using communication games in language teaching?

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Which activity best promotes turn-taking in speaking?

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Which game encourages asking and answering questions?

4

How can you reduce speaking anxiety in games?

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Which format best supports speaking for beginners?

6

What role do prompts play in speaking games?

7

Which is a good debrief after a speaking game?

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Which rule supports inclusive speaking activities?

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Which game fosters persuasive speaking?

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How can you gauge speaking progress in games?

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What is a good opening for a friendly conversation?

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Which phrase shows active listening?

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How can you ask for clarification politely?

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Which statement encourages turn-taking in a group?

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What should you do when you don’t understand a request?

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Which is a clear way to express an opinion politely?

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What helps keep conversations engaging?

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Which body language supports effective speaking?

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How can you handle interruptions gracefully?

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Which approach promotes clear instruction?

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