This article explores the relationship between speech and grammar, focusing on how grammatical rules support clear and effective oral communication. The study highlights the key features of spoken language, the balance between fluency and accuracy, the role of context, and the influence of modern technology on speech patterns. It also explains why grammar remains essential even in informal situations. The aim is to show how the combination of speech and grammar forms the foundation for successful communication.

speech, grammar, communication, fluency, accuracy, spoken discourse, context, technology, language learning.

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