15 4.
The  integration  of  different  language  skill  is  involved  in  the communication.
5. Learning is a process of creative construction which involves trial and
error. Based  on  the  points  above,  the  learners  will  learn  to  communicate  and
fluency  will  become  the  important  aspect  in  speaking  skill.  It  is  appropriate  for learners who rarely practice speaking skill.
a. The Materials of CLT
According to Richard  and Rodger 2001, there  are lots  of materials  used to support communicative approach to language teaching.
1. Text-based materials
Text-based  materials  are  materials  that  are  based  on  the  texts  which  help the  teacher  to  initiate  conversation.  The  examples  of  these  materials  are  visual
cues, pictures, and sentence fragments.
2. Task-based materials
In  order  to  support  CLT  classes,  a  variety  of  games,  role-play,  and  task- based communication activities have been prepared. These are usually in the form
of  one-of-a-kind  items,  namely:  exercise,  handbook,  cues  card,  pair communication practice, and learners-interaction practice.
3. Realia
Realia  might  be  included  as  proponents  of  CLT.  This  might  include language  based  realia  such  as  sign,  magazines,  newspaper,  or  visual  sources
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16 Based  on  those  kinds  of  materials  in  CLT,  the  writer  focused  on  all  of
those  materials.  In  this  study,  those  materials  are  suitable  to  be  implemented. Those materials are also very interesting for the students to learn the new material.
b. The Characteristics of CLT
The  most  obvious  characteristic  of  CLT  is  done  with  a  communicative intent  Larsen-Freeman,  2000:129.  In  CLT,  students  use  the  language  as  the
communicative  activities.  According  to  Larsen  and  Freeman  2000,  p.  129 activities  that  are  truly  communicative  have  three  features  in  common,  namely:
information gap, choice, and feedback. According to Larsen and Freeman 2000, p. 129 an information gap exists
when  one  person  in  an  exchange  knows  something  the  other  person  does  not. There  will  be  information  exchange  from  the  speaker  to  another.  The  choice  of
what  the  speaker  will  say  and  how  the  speaker  will  say  is  one  of  the  parts  of communication. If the speaker has no choice and the exchange, therefore, it is not
communicative. True  communication  is  purposeful  Larsen-Freeman,  2000,  p:  129.  A
speaker can evaluate whether or not  his  or her purpose has been achieved based on  the  information  heshe  receives  from  hisher  listener.  If  the  listener  does  not
have an opportunity to provide the speaker with such feedback, then the exchange is not really communicative. Another characteristic of CLT is the use of authentic
materials  Larsen-Freeman,  2000,  p:  129.  It  is  considered  desirable  to  give students  an  opportunity  to  develop  strategies  for  understanding  language  as  it  is
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