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The grammar–translation method derives from teaching which languages?

ASanskrit and Pali
BHebrew and Aramaic
CAncient Greek and Latin
DOld English and Norse
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ancient Greek and Latin
1. The method comes from the classical or traditional way of teaching Ancient Greek and Latin. 2. Learners studied grammar rules and translated sentences. 3. The other pairs of languages are not its source. _Source: Wikipedia, Grammar–translation method, Lead section_
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