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opportunities, allowing learners to communicate in diverse contexts and with a wider
            range  of  interlocutors.  Despite  its  advantages,  effective  implementation  of  RPGs
            requires careful planning, scenario design, and structured feedback to ensure that all
            learners  participate  and  benefit  equally.  When  these  factors  are  addressed,  RPGs
            prove to be a powerful pedagogical tool that not only improves speaking proficiency
            but  also  promotes  social,  cognitive,  and  cultural  competencies  among  English
            language  learners.  In  conclusion,  role-playing  games  represent  a  dynamic  and
            versatile  method  in  language  education,  demonstrating  that  active,  experiential
            learning  significantly  enhances  speaking  skills  while  fostering  learner  confidence,
            engagement, and communicative competence. Their continued incorporation into
            English  lessons  is  therefore  highly  recommended  for  modern,  learner-centered
            teaching approaches.

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