MOTIVATION AND LINGUISTIC BARRIERS: WHY EFL LEARNERS STRUGGLE WITH SPEAKING SKILLS
MOTIVATION AND LINGUISTIC BARRIERS: WHY EFL LEARNERS STRUGGLE WITH SPEAKING SKILLS
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In the modern world, English is not just a subject in school, but a global tool for communication, education, and success. However, despite many years of learning English, a large number of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learners still struggle with speaking skills. This article aims to explore the major reasons behind this issue, with a focus on motivation, learning atmosphere, strict grammar rules, and psychological barriers.
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