Definition : The term authentic materials refers to texts not specifically written for language learning but originally intended for a native speaker audience
Examples : an article from a UK or US newspaper; a travel brochure; a film on DVD
Many writers distinguish between the authenticity of the text itself and the authenticity of the purpose for which it is used. "Authentic" uses of texts may be eg reading/listening for pleasure (a film) or to get information (a travel brochure) while studying any of these texts to focus on the language they contain would be a non-authentic purpose.
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