Error Analysis Making errors is inevitable part of learning. - Studying learners’ ...
Error Analysis Making errors is inevitable part of learning. - Studying learners’ errors serve tow major purposes: 1. it provides data from which inferences about the nature of the language learning process can be made| 2. it indicates to teachers and curriculum developers which part of the target language students have most difficulty producing correctly and which error types detract most from a learner’s ability to communicate effectively. - Error analysis has yielded insights into L2 acquisition process that have stimulated major changes in teaching practices. - Among the most common errors are: Omitting grammatical morphemes| which are items that do not contribute much to the meaning of sentences| as in He hit car. Double marking: a semantic feature (e.g. past tense) when only one marker is required| as in She didn’t went back.
Interlanguage Theory The interlanguage theory has been fluid| constantly changing| and incorporating ...
Interlanguage Theory The interlanguage theory has been fluid| constantly changing| and incorporating new ideas. It played a crucial role in the transformation of thinking| prediction and understanding the process of second language learning.
Applied Linguistics Knowing the grammar and vocabulary of the language| although essential| ...
Applied Linguistics Knowing the grammar and vocabulary of the language| although essential| is one thing. Being able to put them to use involves other types of knowledge and ability as well.
Applied Linguistics Appropriateness Attestedness The study of how stretches of language in ...
Applied Linguistics Appropriateness Attestedness The study of how stretches of language in context are perceived as meaningful and unified by their users. Three areas of study which contribute to this field are paralanguage| pragmatics| and genre studies.
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Want a different perspective of the world? Get a better, more friendly grasp of statistics -- one of the most understood and misused tools in modern society.
Define Translation| Translator and Translation Theory Differentiate Semantic and Stylistic Equivalence Differentiate ...
Define Translation| Translator and Translation Theory Differentiate Semantic and Stylistic Equivalence Differentiate the Process and Product of Translation Describe the Role of the Translator Understand the Various Models of Translation Relate the Requirements of a Theory of Translation
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