The role of error Flashcards

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Errors

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The occur when learners try to say something that is beyond their current level of knowledge or language processing.

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Slips

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They are the result of tiredness, worry or other temporary emotions or circumstances. In other words, we are not concentrated in what we are saying or writing.

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Interference.

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Learners may use sound patterns, lexis or grammatical structures from their mother tongue.

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Developmental error.

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Learners are unconciously working out, organising and experimenting with the language they have learnt, but this process is not yet complete.

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Overgeneralization.

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To apply a rule too widely.

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Learners interlanguage.

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The learners’ own version of the second language which they speak as they learn. This is not fixed, it develops and progresses as learners learn more.

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Ways of helping learners develop their language.

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Exposure, interaction and be aware of the forms.

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Fossilised errors.

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These ones are errors which a learner does not stop making and which last for a long time, even for ever, in his/her foreign language. They can be the result of a lack of exposure to the L2.

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