INPUT
(Process of understanding
language)
Listening
Reading
OUTPUT
(Production)
Speaking
Writing
INPUT is the information received in the target
language(for example the second language). It
can be written or spoken.
OUTPUT refers to any spoken or written piece
of information you produce using the second
language.
by: Analisa H. Rico
One Saturday afternoon, two linguists visited Bicol
University to prove something to the class of Dr. Norilyn De
Chavez.
The class was surprised as they enter the room.
It’s getting hot here!!!
Weh? Haha. You cannot
acquire language without
an input but you can
acquire language without
an output! :P