Does the words" extensive reading" make sense?
Both intensive reading and extensive reading help develop your reading comprehension.
In language teaching, is the intensive reading means the teacher teaches students the essay very carefully, and the extensive reading is the reading materials that teacher ask students read it by themselves and just give students limited guidance.
However, both of the intensive reading and the extensive reading are two important part of learning a second language?

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Does the words" extensive reading" make sense?
Both intensive reading and extensive reading help develop your reading comprehension.	
In language teaching, is the intensive reading means the teacher teaches students the essay very carefully, and the extensive reading is the reading materials that teacher ask students read it by themselves and just give students limited guidance. 
However, both of the intensive reading and the extensive reading are two important part of learning a second language?

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The usage is correct, but is a more technical meaning of "extensive."  To a native English speaker, the common meaning of "extensive reading" would be "a large amount of reading." I think "independent reading" might better convey your intent.

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