Task-based learning benefits the student because it is more student-centered,
allows for more meaningful communication, and often provides for practical extra-
linguistic skill building. Task-based learning provides a natural opportunity for
revision and acquisition of words expressions sentence patterns and styles of writing.
It promotes opportunities to assess learners’ progress in communicative skills through
activities and provides clear objectives in terms of what participants will gain. In
addition it gives the idea of lasting learning. Students learn how to learn and it is
suitable to all ages and backgrounds and is closer to real-life communicative
situations, making it a way of bringing the real world into the classroom (Krashen,
1985).