Abstract: Drawing on qualitative observation data from a case study of EFL classes for pre-med student at a university in Indonesia, this article examine oral discourse generated through peer interaction while completing two types of communicative tasks in terms of the language of how much is produced, including the amount produced L2 and the use of L1. The findings indicate that the use of communicative tasks in this specific context of EFL appears to provide students with the opportunity to L2 production and to reduce the use of L1 in the classroom. It is very much determined by the communicative tasks used and EFL context.
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