Traditional language teaching focused on accuracy in writing by using proper grammar rules and vocabulary. More recently, some teachers emphasize fluency in real communication situations through speaking and listening. An ideal approach teaches both accuracy and fluency as they are both important - accuracy alone is not useful for communication, and neither is fluency without proper grammar and vocabulary. Students need to learn English grammar and vocabulary to express themselves correctly in both writing and speaking.

1. Based on traditional approaches, teachers teach language
based on accuracy, where write correctly using grammatical
rules and suitable vocabulary to produce something is the
most important. However, nowadays there are more liberal
teachers, who tend towards fluency as part of communicative
approach, where to speaking and listening efficiently in real
situations, it is the most relevant.
As teachers, we need to consider accuracy and fluency as a
whole, because accuracy without fluency is not useful and
fluency without accuracy is not useful. Our Ss need to learn
English grammar to express correctly (written and oral way)
and use the most suitable vocabulary as much as possible
when they speak; both are important in the process of
Accuracy is related
to use correct
grammar and
vocabulary
Fluency is the
ability to produce
language easily and
smoothly.
The difference between them could be, accuracy is more focus on
writing and reading skills, but fluency emphasizes on speaking and
listening skills

2. communication, Accuracy and fluency are an ideal
complement.