There is no better illustration of the students‟ preferred way of teacher feedback than the findings obtained from the item No. 9 and 10. When asked whether the teacher‟s feedbacks have any influence on their emotions, the subjects have expressed their sincere hopes. All of them wish that the teachers should point out their weakness and strengths with the method of feedback that they prefer. As indicated above, the views of the students on their preferences for teacher‟s feedbacks give us meaningful insight into what the students really need, which can facilitate our language teaching. It implies that teachers need to pay extra attention to affective factors when giving feedback to students. It also suggests that the varying levels of language proficiency of the students cannot be neglected when choosing the method of teacher feedback to promote students‟ affective development.