alleryContent and language integrated learning (CLIL) teaches:
AGrammar through drills
BLanguage apart from content
CBoth subject and language
DSubjects in the home tongue
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Both subject and language
1. CLIL is an approach for learning content through an additional language.
2. It teaches both the subject and the language.
3. Language is not taught apart from content, and the subject is not taught in the home tongue.
4. So CLIL teaches both subject and language.
**Why not the others:** Grammar through drills and language apart from content are not CLIL, and teaching the subject in the home tongue misses the extra language.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Content and language integrated learning", section "introduction" (revision 1377030677)_
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