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Second Language Acquisition

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Read the questions and choose the correct answer to assess your understanding of key concepts in Second Language Acquisition.

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Read the questions and choose the correct answer to assess your understanding of key concepts in Second Language Acquisition.

by Aida Tursynbay
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Interlanguage is best described as:

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Which statement best illustrates negative transfer?

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According to Stephen Krashen, the Affective Filter:

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Which researcher is associated with motivation in SLA?

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Which factor most strongly contributes to near-native pronunciation?

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Interlanguage is a developing system that changes as learners gain more experience in the target language. The concept was introduced by Larry Selinker, who explained that learners gradually improve their language system over time.

Negative transfer happens when learners apply rules from their first language that do not work in the second language, which may lead to errors.

Stephen Krashen suggested that emotions such as anxiety or low motivation can block language input and make learning more difficult.

Robert Gardner emphasized the importance of motivation, especially integrative and instrumental motivation, in successful language learning.

Early exposure helps learners develop more natural pronunciation because younger learners are more sensitive to new sounds and language patterns.

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