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I input flood a lot. Give them lots of forms in the desired grammatical structure but make it comprehensible through the context of a story. #langbook#langchat
A3 I have been known to present kids with lots of examples of a certain structure in the communicative tasks(?) in a unit. I guess this would be a form of input flooding? #langbook