Second language acquisition
Second Language Acquisition of Syntactic Movement in English by Turkish Adult Learners
... in Second Language Acquisition (SLA) ...natural language characteristics (Can, Kilimci & Altunkol, ...L2 acquisition of syntactic movement in English noun clauses by Turkish adult ...
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Second language acquisition in Brazil since the social turn
... Modern Language Journal (FIRTH; WAGNER, ...of second language acquisition (SLA), due to the challenges that it brought to the ontological, epistemological, and methodological aspects of the ...
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Adopting smartphone applications for Second Language Acquisition: investigating readiness and acceptance of mobile learning in two Higher Education Institutions
... Concerning the elements of Data Collection, Statistical Analysis and Conclusions, we observed and followed the concepts proposed by Cohen, Manion and Morrison (2007), Creswell (2012), Lüdke & André (1986), Phakiti ...
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Exploring cognition processes in second language acquisition: the case of cognates and false-friends in EST
... of language has been concerned with how memory can be dependent on context; that is, how an area of knowledge may be activated and become working memory at a given point in ...of language, could involve ...
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Plasticity periods effects in second language acquisition and speech behaviour profiles: the age factor and decoding skills changing.
... strategies applying to the articulatory movements to achieve perceptual goals. The visual learning style is the most important for this age group. This task is very difficult to second language learners, ...
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Relexification scope and the limits of full transfer full access hypothesis in second language acquisition
... Nevertheless this is the first moment of the process, accord- ing to FTFA hypothesis. Some changes will eventually happen in this system as the amount of exposure to L2 data increases. Across interlanguage development it ...
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The Bilingual Brain: Human Evolution and Second Language Acquisition
... However, before accepting the Chaco phenomenon in defense of a neo- Rousseauean revision of human nature, one must consider another side of Chaco culture. There are no fewer than 73 excavated sites in Chaco territory ...
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THE NON-DROPPABILITY OF UNINTERPRETABLE FEATURES IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: ON THE INTERPRETATION OF RESUMPTIVE PRONOUNS IN L2 CHINESE
... The second research question that we asked is: Where English speakers’ mental representations for Chinese resumptive pronouns appear to be different from those for their L1, ...the acquisition of Chinese ...
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Decoding behaviour and connectivity mental system in second language context: critical period and the lateralization of language function
... the second language (L2) acquisition process are age, gender, the neuronal and cognitive maturation, previous linguistic knowledge and the psychological and affective ...L2 acquisition in a ...
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Ilha Desterro vol.70 número3
... “Second Language Acquisition” (2016, Oxford University Press, ...the acquisition of an L2 by assessing the main theoretical and linguistic hypotheses formulated in the last 30 years which ...
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Ilha Desterro vol.68 número1
... and second language acquisition closely links such learner talk with the concept of learner agency and, in turn, the promotion of language learning opportunities in classroom interactions by ...
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Non-Native Raters and Native Speech: Other Perspective for the Research on Comprehensibility of Second Language Input.
... for language. Language deficit in second language learners associated to low-income families correlated higher with deficit for oral comprehension ...the language differences among ...
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Second Language Writing System Word Recognition (with a focus on Lao)
... As closely related members of the Tai-Kadai language family, Lao and Thai have similar lexicons and grammatical structure. As de- scribed by Enfield (1999), “Lao and Thai share extensive vocabu- lary…have very ...
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36 meet learners’ needs and develop communicative competence in a specific field, such as
... foreign language classroom ‘their own experience of learning and of life … and their own particular needs that they hope to see satisfied’ (Allwright and Bailey, 1994, ...the language with their own ...
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PróFono R. Atual. Cient. vol.19 número2 en a05v19n2
... fast acquisition of new abilities that are impossible or very hard of being acquired during other phases (Klein and Rapin, ...oral language and concepts formation, in a way that the child begins to explore ...
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Rev. soc. bras. fonoaudiol. vol.16 número4 en v16n4a07
... The material used came from an activity held in the classroom by the speech-language pathologist responsible for collecting the data for the corpus. The students were required to write previously established ...
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Rev. bras. linguist. apl. vol.10 número4
... Da mesma forma, a referência a outros corpora não apresentados no início, como ocorre com o English Language Interview Corpus as a Second- Language Application (ELISA), pode confundir o leitor não ...
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Second language education context and home language effect: language dissimilarities and variation in immigrant students’ outcomes.
... of language speakers in SL learning situations are less recent than they should be because the literature was mainly produced in the 1970s and ...SL language, we recognize that students can rely on intense ...
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The Teaching and Assessment in Second-Language Context: Assessment of Decoding Differences on Language Speakers.
... and language, and which daily activities are students engaged ...Other second-immigrant generation with European origin has different behavior and ...to second language learning and to general ...
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Assessment effectiveness for second language learners: predictors, reliability and discriminant profiles
... Portuguese language learners present in second language diagnostic tests, integrating several tasks to ensure enough observations and reliable scores, as well to determine profiles that inform how to ...
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