Using Role-Plays in English Language Teaching Classroom
Keywords:
description of role-play, Role cards, Role-playing game types, Role-playing and simulation, RealiaAbstract
This article outlines the meaning of role-play, types of role-play, role-play and simulation, the organisation of a role-play activity, advantages and disadvantages of role-play. It also focused on pair work and group work as patterns of classroom interaction in role-play.
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Abdullaeva Sh. S. Principles of Integrating Learning International Journal of Pedagogics (ISSN – 2771-2281) VOLUME 02 / ISSUE 11 November 22, 2022 Pages: 76-81
