The teaching of grammar and vocabulary in the
Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach
differs from traditional methods. Mark T for true
statements and F for false ones:
(__)Vocabulary should be presented and practiced in meaningful contexts, preferably through lexical fields (e.g., "food," "travel"), rather than as isolated word lists.
(__)Grammar should be taught in context, showing how structures are used to perform communicative functions (e.g., asking for permission, giving advice).
(__)The goal of grammar teaching in CLT is exclusively the explicit knowledge of rules (metalinguistic knowledge), even if the student cannot use them in communication.
(__)Grammatical or vocabulary errors should always be corrected, interrupting the learner's fluency, even during free communication activities.
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(__)Vocabulary should be presented and practiced in meaningful contexts, preferably through lexical fields (e.g., "food," "travel"), rather than as isolated word lists.
(__)Grammar should be taught in context, showing how structures are used to perform communicative functions (e.g., asking for permission, giving advice).
(__)The goal of grammar teaching in CLT is exclusively the explicit knowledge of rules (metalinguistic knowledge), even if the student cannot use them in communication.
(__)Grammatical or vocabulary errors should always be corrected, interrupting the learner's fluency, even during free communication activities.
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