Pre-Task - The stage where students are introduced to the topic, activate prior knowledge, and prepare for the main task. For example, students brainstorm different types of transportation before planning a class trip., Task Stage - The stage where students complete a meaningful activity using language naturally, with little teacher correction. For instance, students work in pairs to plan a trip using a budget sheet, discussing transport and accommodation options., Post-Task - The stage where students reflect on their performance, analyse language, and receive feedback. For example, students review common mistakes made during the task and correct them together.ul activity using language naturally, with little teacher correction. For instance, students work in pairs to plan a trip using a budget sheet, discussing transport and accommodation options., Meaning before form - In TBL, students focus on communication and conveying ideas before analysing grammar and accuracy. For instance, students describe their weekend activities without worrying about perfect grammar. The teacher provides feedback later.In TBL, students focus on communication and conveying ideas before analysing grammar and accuracy. For instance, students describe their weekend activities without worrying about perfect grammar. The teacher provides feedback later., Real-World Tasks - TBL activities simulate authentic situations where learners use language for a real purpose. For example, students role-play ordering food in a restaurant, using a menu and handling a conversation naturally., Language Focus - After the main task, students analyse and improve their use of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. For instance, after a role-play about shopping, students discuss different ways to ask for prices politely.,

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