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Research on the use of language elicitation techniques suggests that:

Research on the use of language elicitation techniques suggests that:

a. it is best to use a variety of language elicitation techniques.
b. spontaneous language samples are the best technique for eliciting specific language
skills.
c. spontaneous language samples are better than interviews in eliciting a language
sample.
d. highly structured tasks are the best way of eliciting conversational interaction.

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