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    Human language learning inherently involves making mistakes, as learners of a foreign language will encounter many deficiencies in their language skills. There are differences between contrastive analysis, which compares native and target languages, and error analysis, which studies learner errors to understand how their developing language systems work. Error analysis is important for language learning as it reveals types of errors students make and helps teachers better understand the learning process.

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    Human language learning inherently involves making mistakes, as learners of a foreign language will encounter many deficiencies in their language skills. There are differences between contrastive analysis, which compares native and target languages, and error analysis, which studies learner errors to understand how their developing language systems work. Error analysis is important for language learning as it reveals types of errors students make and helps teachers better understand the learning process.

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    Human language learning inherently involves making mistakes, as learners of a foreign language will encounter many deficiencies in their language skills. There are differences between contrastive analysis, which compares native and target languages, and error analysis, which studies learner errors to understand how their developing language systems work. Error analysis is important for language learning as it reveals types of errors students make and helps teachers better understand the learning process.

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    Please attempt to answer these questions


    Human language learning is fundamentally a process which involves the making of
    mistakes

    1. Why is it believed that when someone wants to learn a foreign language, he will obviously
    meet with many language shortcomings?
    a) What kind of problems will the learner come across?
    2. It is believed that there is a graspable dissimilarity between contrast analysis (CA) and error
    Analysis (EA):
    a) To what extent would you depict the arising of error analysis?
    b) To what extent would you portray the interlanguage without forgetting its characteristics?

    c) Give a brief account of the types of errors committed by students in Foreign Language
    Learning and Second language learning.
    3. Unveil type of errors and their categories
    4. Disclose meticulously the importance of the errors in the learning context?
    5. Unveil the key dissimilarities perceived in error, mistake and the slip of the tongue.

    Good luck

    By MA, B. Cachele, 2018

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