Personal Response
Literature plays a vital role in improving and developing English language skills. It gives
students the opportunity to be exposed to a variety of linguistic styles and expressions,
helping them to expand their vocabulary and improve their understanding of the
language. When reading literary texts in English, students learn how to use grammatical
and morphological rules correctly and effectively. In addition, students also learn how to
analyze texts and understand the cultural, historical and social context that a literary text
addresses. By discussing texts and writing research papers, students are motivated to
use their English more accurately and creatively. So, it can be said that the literature
subject encourages the development of English language skills comprehensively and
effectively.
certainly! In addition to what I mentioned, literature offers many additional benefits in
developing the English language. For example, when students study English stories, novels
and poetry, they learn about different modes of expression and the diversity of literary
styles, which enriches their vocabulary and increases their ability to express in innovative
and diverse ways. Literature can also enhance students' understanding of English culture
and history, thus enhancing their practical application of the English language in different
contexts, both in writing and speaking.
By studying the works of great writers and analyzing their styles, students' ability to
understand sentence structures and use expressions correctly and appropriately is
enhanced. In the end, it can be said that the subject of literature is not only useful in
learning English, but is also considered a rich cultural and intellectual experience that
enhances critical thinking and creativity.
