In regard to lexical interventions, vocabulary instruction covered three areas: the meaning of lexical items, how they were used within specific contexts, and perhaps most importantly, how they actually sounded within those contexts. These multiple exposures to lexical items resulted in an improved depth of processing. This in turn helped students to internalize the lexical items and prepare them for immediate use (Mortazavi, 2011). As Schmidt (2001) contended, learning requires learners to be actively involved, which allows them to first notice and then intake new elements. Multiple exposures to lexical items provided students with an avenue to successfully learning the vocabulary.