AN ANALYSIS OF EFL STUDENT’S DIFFICULTIES IN PRESENTATION AT SPEAKING CLASS

Roisut Talibul Umam

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ABSTRACT: Speaking is one of the skills in English. Speaking is an expression or communication in which an individual utters an idea or ideas and feelings toward the one with whom he is speaking. Therefore, the ability to speak is essential to mastery and learning in education, especially students because students can know how to relate their thoughts, ideas, and ideas to a topic of conversation. According Moat (2016:88), said that speaking is the important skill because the learner should acquire and the purpose of speaking is students are able to use English well in oral communication. Speaking has many activities that should be paid attention to, not only relate to what is being spoken, what the language is used, but also who is our interlocutor. So, the good speaker should pay attention to what they will speak, understanding the topic, what language they want to use In order to be understood easily by his listener, and to whom they speak. Speaking is a tool to communicate ideas as well that are arranged and developed according to the listener’s needs (taiga, 1987, cited in Masada, 2008). 

 

Keywords:EFL Student's, Presentation, Speaking class


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