Q441403 - CESGRANRIO - 2011 - SEEC-RN - Professor - Inglês

What does Michael Swan mean by “students need to be fluent in reasonably good English, not in a highly deviant interlanguage.” (lines 45-47)?

a) If students don’t practice enough with native speakers they will never speak interlanguage.
b) If students are not fluent, then they might be speaking a kind of interlanguage.
c) If students are not taught the grammar rules, they may attain fluency in a language that is not really English.
d) If students are fluent in reasonably good English, then they can also be fluent in interlanguage.
e) If students are fluent in reasonably good English then they will have a facility in handling a deviant language.