Communicating with others is the purpose of learning a language. Achieving real communication in the classroom lays a solid foundation for students to apply their learning effectively outside class. The teaching format includes authentic scenarios from daily life such as asking for directions, dining out, visiting homes, etc. Students engage in English conversations to solve problems in these situations, thereby mastering the functional use of English they have learned.

Task-based teaching breaks down the process of developing practical language application skills into various teaching tasks. This creates realistic communication scenarios where students can successfully achieve their English learning objectives. Throughout the completion of tasks, they engage in discussions and collaboration with classmates, independent thinking, reviewing learned content, and researching new knowledge. This method seamlessly integrates English learning into task completion, avoiding the phenomenon where students feel they are learning English just for the sake of it, thereby preventing rote memorization.