Abstract: Zone of Proximal Development is the central theory in Social Constructivism created by former Russian psychologist Vygotsky in the 1930s.Comprehensible Input is the most critical concept in Second Language Acquisition put forward by the American linguist’s Krashen in the 1980s. The two theories’ comparison and combination made us know that although they stem from two different fields in which the two concepts “internalization of language” and “Language acquisition” are applied, the two concepts has something in common. Vygotsky’s theory had great influences on Krashen’s Second Language Acquisition theory. Comprehensible Input can best interpret the theory of Zone of Proximal Development. This paper tries to explore their similarities, effective language input and proper conceptual frameworks’ types.