This research was a qualitative study, gathering knowledge claims based on a constructivist assumption. In this type of research, researchers seek to answer the meaning of a phenomenon from the views of the participants meaning views from selected literatuure whose perspective of the phenomenon are interpreted by the researcher It also uses hypothesis-generating inquiry as the strategy of inquiry, This means that it allows the hypothesis to be developed after the data ar collected and hypothesis were not set at the beginning of the study. This study is limited to TEFL countries only in the 10-member of ASEAN because TESL uses English as language of wider communication in their society The source of data limited to those studies published in the period from 2003-2011 were summarized in terms of The major results were extracted from the eight relevant books and in matrix tables. and microskills and teaching factors o using English as a lingua franca franca, as From the result, Thailand has not produced the curriculum for English as a lingual language the Thai foreign language curriculum is used for English teaching. The 2008 Thai foreign However, curriculum for Mathayom 4-6 students was used as the frame ofreference of this research. The Thai National Curriculum emphasizes only the four integrated macroskills listening, speaking reading and writing, but they should be supplemented by emphasizing th four important microskills, explained from eight relevant literature samples. As a result from the findings, eight relevant the samples were categorized in different matrix. Figure 5 below covers the aspect in accordance to Conclusions and Recommendations for Further Research & Development Several experts like Kachru and Nelson (2006), Prescott (2007 and Kirkpatrick (2010) have pointed he problems of second language learners in certain skills. Different methods are also suggested for solving problems as these problems are raised, Nunan (2003), in his book, "Practical English Language Teaching", suggested many different principles for each skill. Scriveners (2011) defines what is called macroskills' as listening. speaking, reading and writing as well as microskills as vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and discourse. communication skills of macroskills and From the analysis, it can found below: microskills need to be related to each other, as the figure Figure 3: Integrated Communication Skills The interface between language learning and communication skills should not be taught separately an integrated approach of the communication is necessary (Scrivener, 2011). Referring to the frame of reference the Thai National Foreign Curriculum 2008, was categorized according to the four strands which may not fulfill the macroskills. The four strands are: Language for Communication (2) Language and Culture; (3) Language and Relationship with other Areas; and (4) Lanuage and Relationship with Community and the World. Moreover, the microskills of language learning was overlooked as part of the language system. There needs to be connection