The results studies offer support for the view that form-focused instruction and correction feedback provided within the context Audio Lingual instruction of communicative and content-based grammar translation are more effective in promoting second language learning than programmers that are limited to a virtually exclusive emphasis on comprehension, fluency, of accuracy alone. Thus, we would argue that second language teachers can (and should) provide guided, form-focused instruction and corrective feedback in certain circumstances It can also be useful to encourage learners to take part in the process by creating activities that draw their attention to the forms they use in communicative activities, by developing contexts in which they can provide each other with feedback, and by encouraging them to ask questions about language