Abstrak
<p class="Default"><em>Grammar is not an empty space that need to be filled with lexis. Grammar, however, is a source of meaning. Thus, grammar plays an important role to gain high proficiency level, both in accuracy and fluency and needs to be treated with respect. The Presentation, Practice, Production or PPP is a paradigm for structuring language lessons involving the introduction and practice of new language features (lexical, grammatical or functional). It has meaningful learning, implicit learning, fluency based learning, meaning centeredness, student centredness and authentic language use. It extremely contradicts with the behaviorist PPP approach, which are mechanical learning, explicit learning, accuracy based learning, form centredness, teacher centredness, and concocted language use. This annotated survey summarizing the studies on potential future of PPP paradigm on EFL grammar teaching, shows that PPP can work effectively, and described a procedure for using it in the language classroom. This paradigm requires opportunities for both extensive and intensive skills practice for learners to benefit fully. Further, it has endured because many learners, teachers and teacher educators find it useful and familiar, similar to paradigms found in other areas of education in the literature. Some pedagogical implications are discussed with recommendations for curriculum designers, coursebook writers, language teachers and learners of foreign language contexts.</em></p>