The objective underlying students’ involvement in the make-up of sentences requires from the teacher to engage new methods of comprehension and usage of a structured English language, correlate conscious-raising to better usage, combine assessment with team spirit and encourage learners to practice auto-learning and self-assessment. Innovations in method of language teaching, however, often fail to reflect the complexity of change in language teaching in that they fail to give adequate attention to the context in which a language is being taught. In particular, teacher characteristics such as level of professional learning and level of language proficiency and cultural dimensions such as expected learning and teaching styles, learner and teacher roles, expected outcomes of language learning and patterns of classroom interaction may have practical and positive impact on the learning teaching enterprise.