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Over the past thirty years, proposals for task-based language teaching (TBLT) have drawn on a variety of claims about, and research into, the cognitive processes thought to promote successful second language acquisition (SLA).
Keywords:
cognitive development;
esl/efl;
psycholinguistics;
second language acquisition;
semantics;
interactionist language studies