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Language Learning Errors: True or False

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Test your knowledge about errors in language learning.

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Language Learning Errors: True or False
 

Language Learning Errors: True or FalseOnline version

Test your knowledge about errors in language learning.

by Динара Даулетбаева
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Interference errors come from learners' first language.

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Making errors shows that learners are not trying.

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Teachers should always correct every mistake immediately.

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Errors in language learning have no impact on teaching.

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Fossilised errors are mistakes that never disappear.

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Slips happen because learners don’t know the rule.

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Errors are a natural part of learning a language.

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Developmental errors show that learners are not learning.

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Interlanguage means a learner's temporary version of the language.

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Overgeneralisation means applying a rule too widely.

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Learners’ interlanguage changes and develops as they learn more.

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Slips can usually be corrected by learners themselves.

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