THE ROLE OF READING IN BUILDING OVERALL ENGLISH
Mots-clés :
fundamental skill, developing, influence, proficiency, vocabulary growth, understanding, fluencyRésumé
Reading is a fundamental skill that plays a crucial role in the development of overall English language competence. Through regular exposure to written texts, learners encounter new vocabulary, sentence structures, and patterns of language use in meaningful contexts. This paper explores how reading influences key areas of language learning, including vocabulary acquisition, grammatical awareness, writing proficiency, and speaking fluency. It examines how extensive and intensive reading practices contribute to improved comprehension skills, greater accuracy in language use, and increased confidence in communication. Furthermore, the study highlights the cognitive and linguistic benefits of reading, such as enhanced critical thinking and improved language retention.
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