IMPROVING IMAGINATION TO EMPOWER COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Keywords:
imagination, communication, learning, teaching, written communication, spoken communication,languageAbstract
Human dialogue depends heavily on imagination. It is integral to speech and interpersonal spoken communication. In order to secure empowered communication skills, it is focused on improving imagination in this article. In addition, the relationship between language and imagination was clarified, as were the justifications for why imagination is necessary for successful language use in communication. In order to fully grasp the real motivations behind achieving effectiveness and improved interaction in written communication, as well as to reach a certain level of forming an oral communication decorated with skillfully chosen words and doing away with conversational vocabulary restrictions, we defined imaginative communication.
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