ELT1

1.      According to Behaviorism, learning a language is seen as acquiring a set of appropriate………habits.

B.F. Skinner emphasized the importance of _________

Teachers should not expect young learners to sort out the...................…of the language because they have not reached the stage of abstract reasoning, according to Jean Piaget’s theory.

Chomsky theorized that babies are born with an internal mechanism called......….which holds the grammatical rules for developing language

Audiolingual drills can be carried out with little attention to the.......….that the language conveys

Affective factors emphasize the development of the………person rather than focusing solely upon the development and employment of cognitive skills.

Forms and structures which are just beyond the learner’s current level of competence in the language are called...........................input.

For………interactionists, learning occurs through interactions with other people

Care should be taken to match the requirements of any task to the………level of which the learner is capable, according to Jean Piaget’s theory.

…….is a language system produced by someone who is learning a language that has features of the language they are learning and also of the first language.