When learning a foreign language, especially English, students face many difficulties. Speaking a new language is one of the most difficult situations for those who are just learning it. Being able to speak a foreign language fluently opens up many opportunities for everyone. For this reason, the communicative teaching methodology (CLT) is used to improve students' speaking skills. This method is useful for every student, helping them overcome difficulties in speaking and communicate freely. This article describes the communicative teaching methodology (CLT) and its teaching methods with examples.

CLT, real-life activities, TL, role-play, grammatical competence interactive approach, oral activities, communication skill.

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