
The Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) approach is garnering significant attention as an effective method in English language pedagogy. Differing from traditional structural language teaching methods, TBLT emphasizes real-world tasks and communication. This article explores the rationale behind TBLT, its implementation, and its impact on language acquisition among learners. Utilizing the IMRAD format, we delve into the introduction of TBLT, the methodology of its application, the results observed in classrooms, and a discussion on its efficacy compared to other approaches.
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