The observation part also saw various loopholes in teaching-learning processes. The teachers were always under
constant pressure of completing the prescribed syllabus. They didn’t pay any heed to interactive activities which
would have helped students in mastering the speaking skill. Lack in vocabulary was another serious problem
which compromises student’s fluency. It is believed that anyone who wishes to speak a second language must
learn the grammar and vocabulary of the language, and master its sounds (Fulcher, 2003). Furthermore the
students had very less chance to speak in the classroom. There were only few students who would came up and
speak in English language, and rest of them would remain quiet during the entire lecture. It was more teacher
dominating approach which inturn hindered their progress in speaking.
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