Discussion
Language needs of real-life situations are fulfilled by :
Answer: C
The language needs of real-life situations are fulfilled by learning on the streets.
The passage says learning on the streets and in the markets 'from experience and need can be effective', and that these students find real-life situations meaningful because their success in meeting their needs depends on their language ability. The need is met on the street itself.
Studying text-books and learning language structures are classroom activities, which the passage links with controlled, structured teaching rather than real-life needs. Proper pronunciation is not tied to real-life needs in the passage; it says mispronunciations matter little in shops.
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