Completion of a task by choosing how the task is to be carried out, implemented can determine whether it is carried out fluently and with acceptable level of linguistic performance.
- PARTICIPATION: individually or with other learners.
- PROCEDURES: completing the task
- RESOURCES: the materials to use while completing the task
- ORDER: the sequencing of a task in relation to previous tasks
- PRODUCT: A written task product or an oral one
- provide schemata, vocabulary, and language
- listening task, to model shorter version of target task
- dialogue practice task
- clarification of task
- role play cues
- follow up listening
- second role-play practice-
DEFINING PRACTICE AND CONSCIOUSNESS-RAISING
The learners are provided with opportunities to practice the structures, first under controlled conditions, and then under more normal communicative conditions, the practice stage consists of a series of exercises, to transfer what they know from short-term to long-term memory. In this stage you can don a filling the blanks activity, where the students have to complete a pharagraph with different tenses.
Controlled activities, relate the form to meaning by showing how structures are used in real-life situations.
- focussed attention
- produce sentenses
- repetition
- perform the grammatical feature
- practice activities
- feed back
Individual learners with general increases in proficiency, practising a specific linguistic structure results in its acquisition, here you can do remembering activities, where the stundents practice and remember the grammar structure thay already know.


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