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Speaking is one of the most important skills in English language learning because it plays an essential role in making connection among people. Being good at speaking is not easy because it requires learners to be good at other skills and aspects of English including pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension. Efrizal (2012) says that speaking is a means of communication that helps people interact and understand one another through daily conversations. As the same concern on this view, Ur (1996) suggests that among the four English skills, speaking is the most major one because it is the best means of communication that effectively connects people together. Speaking is considered a contributing factor that helps students develop other skills including vocabulary, grammar and writing (Ur, 1996). Students can express their ideas, talk together in daily conversations, discuss, and show the different functions of language (Baker &Westrup, 2003). In brief, good English speaking learners will have many chances for good education, seeking for jobs or gaining promotion (Baker &Westrup, 2003).

The 8th Graders’ Perspectives on Speaking Problems in EFL Classrooms: A Study at the Asian High School - Cao Thang Campus