SPEAKING STRATEGIES FOR B1 LEARNERS
Keywords:
B1 learners, speaking strategies, vocabulary, pronunciation, conversation practice, fluency, feedback, goal-settingAbstract
This article explores effective speaking strategies for B1 learners, who are at an intermediate level in language proficiency. It delves into techniques such as building vocabulary, improving pronunciation, engaging in regular conversation, and utilizing role-plays. Emphasis is placed on fluency, listening skills, self-talk, feedback, group discussions, and goal-setting. These strategies aim to enhance confidence and competence in speaking, providing learners with practical tools to navigate various communicative scenarios.
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