Although no teaching method directly stems from the cognitive Approach, Gattengo’s Silent Way(1976) shares certain principle with it. The principle of Silent Way which states that. "teaching is subordinated to learning " is in keeping with the active several classes for rules ascribed to the learner in the Cognitive Approach. In this method, a distinction is made between several classes of vocabulary items. As cited in Richards and Rodgers (1986), the first class consists of common expressions in the daily life, the second class consists of words used in communicating more specialized ideas such as politics and the last class of more functional words of language.