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Line 1: {{WikiProject Education\|class=C}} {{WikiProject Linguistics\|applied=Yes\|applied-importance=\|class=C\|importance=}} ==I'm dubious. Does this topic really exist?==▼ ▲==I'm dubious. Does this topic really exist?== "task-based language learning" is, by definition, a subset of "language learning". The problem I see is that ''all'' language learning seems to be task-based, so the qualifier "task-based" is meaningless. It gets used by companies in their advertisements, and governments in their public relations work, but that doesn't imply that it means anything.

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