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Saturday, November 16, 2013
Language Acquisition: A Habit Formation or Role Formation?
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Habit Formation Habit is a pattern of behaviour that is regular and which has become almost automatic as a result of repetition....
Mistake and Error in SLA
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Mistake and Error Corder, in his 1967 paper has made a distinction between a “mistake” and an “error.” Error results from incomple...
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
What is Morpheme Study?
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Morpheme studies The masterminds behind morpheme studies are Dulay and Burt. They fashioned a scoring scheme that awarded different...
What is Performance Analysis in Language Teaching?
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Performance Analysis Performance Analysis refers to the approaches to study the competence of the learners based on the study of th...
What is Motivation in SLA?
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Motivation Motivation is the degree and type of desire experienced by the learner to acquire the L2. According Schuman and other SL...
What is Poverty of Stimulus?
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Poverty of stimulus Poverty of stimulus is a key concept in Chomsky’s theory of UG. According to him human brain is pre-programmed...
What is Projection Problem?
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Projection Problem Projection problem is the term used for the theory of “Poverty of the Stimulus” which has been given by Chomsky...
Why is Negative Evidence important in UG?
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Negative Evidence ‘Negative evidence’ refers to the wrong or ungrammatical expressions. Negative evidence is a part of Chomsky’s un...
What is Superstrate Language?
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Superstrate language In a pidginization situation the language which affects another less prestigious or socially and culturally do...
What is Acculturation in SLA Research?
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Acculturation Acculturation is a process in which members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group. A...
What is Pidginization?
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Pidginization The development of a pidgin, which a simplified form of speech that is usually a mixture of two or more languages, ...
What is Pidgin?
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Pidgin A pidgin is a simplified language that develops as a means of communication between two or more groups that do not have a la...
Whay is Pied-piping and Prepositional Stranding?
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Pied-piping and prepositional stranding Pied-piping describes the situation where a phrase larger than a single wh-word occurs in t...
What is Halo Effect?
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Halo Effect The halo effect refers to a cognitive bias whereby the perception of a particular trait is influenced by the perception...
What is Pro-drop Parameter in UG?
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Pro-drop parameter One of the important parameters in UG is pro-drop parameter. A pro-drop language is a language in which certain ...
What is Unmarked and Markedness in UG?
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Unmarked and Markedness According to UG there are certain innate principles in human mind, by which a child gradually develops its ...
What is Core and Peripheral Grammar in UG?
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Core and Peripheral Grammar In UG core and peripheral grammar can be defined as a set of rules that a child learns as a part of its...
What are Principles and Parameters in UG?
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Principles and parameters In UG principles and parameters can be defined as a framework in hunan brain and help the acquisition of ...
What is LAD (Language Aqcuisition Device)?
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LAD Language acquisition device or LAD is the innate human ability to learn a language.It is the key concept in Chomsky’s theory of...
Thursday, July 16, 2009
What is Universal Grammar (UG)?
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Universal grammar Universal grammar can be simply defined as a set of universal innate principles of grammar shared by all languages.Tha...
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