According to Richards (2008.p 94) a task is an activity, which learners carry out by using their available language resources and leading to a real outcome. Examples of tasks are playing games, solving problems, or sharing and comparing experiences. In carrying out tasks, learners are said to take part in such processes as negotiation of meaning, paraphrase, and experimentation, which are thought to lead to successful language development. In carrying out the tasks, students experience ample opportunities for meaningful language use in a realistic context.