EFL speaking fluency:Learners of English as a foreign language always give a high priority to speaking as the most important characteristic of language learning. Every learner wishes to be able to communicate orally using the language
in real situations. So, if the students find themselves with no opportunity to learn how to use the language freely and spontaneously, they may lose interest in learning. However, classroom observations in EFL speaking classes have revealed that the primary focus of EFL teachers was always on reading and writing skills, rather than on speaking and listening. It is possible, therefore, that a lack of instruction focused on fluency development can cause problematic matters for students in EFL classes.(Derwing, Murray, & Thomson, 2008; Glover, 2011).
Speaking fluency is an initial and important goal in language teaching. Fluency represents a major element in judging speakers' ability and proficiency in EFL classes. Koponen and Riggenbach (2000, p. 8)