Speaking is a crucial part of second language learning and teaching. It is not merely a repetition of drills or memorization of dialogues. Instead, it helps to improve one's communicative skills, because, only in that way, people can express themselves.The composition of any language can be of two types: written or oral composition. The oral composition includes speaking up of the ideas and thoughts in a verbal form with proper organization, clarity, and effectiveness.Receptive oral language (comprehension), which is the first area of development and the largest subset of the language, forms the base of the child. Oral skills can be best developed by participating in role-playing. It provides concrete experiences as it mainly aims at enhancing communication skills.Role-play is a speaking activity where a child gets an opportunity to speak in an expressive way and can build their creative ideas.In this method, students play the role of the character that has come into the story to dramatize the story. It develops communication and observational skills.Thus, it is concluded that participating in role-play practice will help most in developing oral language skills.Hint Reciting poems - individually and in the chorus can only enhance speaking skills and pronunciation.Chorus reading a chapter from the textbook after the teacher can only enhance the reading skill.Practicing the correct pronunciation of words in chorus after the teacher can only help in improving the pronunciation skill.