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What is meant by “i+1” in Krashen’s Input Hypothesis?

ALanguage input that repeats only what the learner already knows

BLanguage input that is too advanced to understand

CLanguage input that is just slightly beyond the learner’s current competence

DGrammar drills provided after error correction

Answer:

C. Language input that is just slightly beyond the learner’s current competence

Read Explanation:

“i” represents what the learner already knows; “+1” represents the next level of language structure that is understandable with context. This kind of input helps natural language growth without overwhelming the learner.


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