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    CPH - language acquisition

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    during which specific conduct or competences are to be achieved‚ or during which the specialization of cells takes place. If and when these events do not take place during this period these potentials are lost forever. This concept has been applied to linguistics. The learning of a – first – language should occur in early childhood‚ because that is the critical period for language learning. If‚ for some reason‚ a child does not learn a language during this period‚ the ability to learn a language is

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    ERROR ANALYSIS Error analysis emerged with the growing criticism of constrictive analysis. It was S.P Corder who first advocated in ELT and Applied linguistics community the importance of errors in language learning process. Corder (1967) mentions the paradigm shift in linguistics from a behaviouristic view of language to a more rationalistic view and claims that in language teaching‚ one noticeable effect is to shift the emphasis away from teaching towards study of learning. Corder further

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    Lexicology as the Subject

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    * Lexicology is the part of linguistics which studies words‚ their nature and meaning‚ words’ elements‚ relations between words (semantical relations)‚ word groups and the whole lexicon. The term first appeared in the 1820s‚ though there were lexicologists in essence before the term was coined. Computational lexicology as a related field (in the same way that computational linguistics is related to linguistics) deals with the computational study of dictionaries and their contents. An allied

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    The Speech Community.Pdf

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    The Speech Community Peter L. Patrick Dept. of Language and Linguistics University of Essex Wivenhoe Park Colchester CO4 3SQ United Kingdom Email: patrickp@essex.ac.uk http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~patrickp/ This article will appear in JK Chambers‚ P Trudgill & N Schilling-Estes (eds.)‚ Handbook of language variation and change. Oxford: Blackwell. ABSTRACT: empirical linguistics‚ is at the intersection of many principal problems in sociolinguistic theory and method. This paper traces its history

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    Critical Hypothesis

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    Teachers College‚ Columbia University‚ Working Papers in TESOL & Applied Linguistics‚ 2009‚ Vol. 9‚ No. 1 The Critical Period Hypothesis: Support‚ Challenge‚ and Reconceptualization The Critical Period Hypothesis: Support‚ Challenge‚ and Reconceptualization Andy Schouten1 Kanda University of International Studies ABSTRACT Given the general failure experienced by adults when attempting to learn a second or foreign language‚ many have hypothesized that a critical period exists for the domain

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    learners to develop pragmatic competence in EFL classrooms. 2. Pragmatic competence 2.1 The definition of pragmatic competence Many scholars have given their own definitions of pragmatic competence. Thomas (1983: 92) points out that the speaker’s “linguistic competence” consists of grammatical competence and pragmatic competence. “Pragmatic competence” refers to “the

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    Language and teaching

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    corrected later on. The teacher develops all four linguistic capabilities (reading‚ writing‚ listening and speaking). To improve pronunciation the teacher uses drills‚ where students repeat automatically the phrases spoken by the teacher. The teacher helps the student personalize the use of grammatical and lexical elements used in class. The teacher understands that a didactic program has to include not only grammar and lexis‚ but also linguistic functions‚ colloquialisms‚ idioms‚ etc. The teacher

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    second language acquisition theories that reflect representative‚ current trends in the field and provide a theoretical foundation for the study. The second section focuses on defining language proficiency and reviews relevant studies illuminating linguistic factors implicated in ELLs’ schooling. The third section summarizes the language learning strategy research base. The fourth section identifies relevant theories and research regarding motivation for learning a second language and makes connections

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    sequence of three transitions. Humans progressed from other primates by developing gestural‚ linguistic‚ and written storage and thought structures‚ thereby developing what Donald calls "mimetic‚" "mythic‚" and "theoretic" culture to reconstruct the stages of human evolutionary cognitive development he collects the data from various sources i-e anthropology‚ archeology‚cognitive psychology‚ neurobiology linguistics .through this he described the human brain cognition are differ from other primates. the

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    India also has a long tradition in the study of language. However‚ the linguistic tradition in ancient India was exclusively concerned with what is called descriptive or synchronic linguistics.[i] It refused to see that language is not just a self-referential object and its study assumes the organic relationship it has with the society and power. R. K. Agnihotri argues that “the primary preoccupation of linguistics has been the analysis of the structural properties of language” and the “process

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