What does this sentefffnce means?
Comprehensible Output.” differs “Comprehensible Input” from which is the contextual cut above what the learner has already established.

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"Comprehensible" = understandable
"input" = what is heard, read, observed, recorded, etc.: put in
"output" = what is spoken, written, shown, provided, etc.: put out
In English, "in" and "out" at the beginning of words is an adverb indicating the direction of the action, toward one or away from one. This is similar to Latin.

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