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Foreign language learning and the treatment of spoken errors
In: Language learning and communication. - New York, NY : Wiley 2 (1983) 2, 215-226
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Career Aspects of Graduate Training in ESL
Day, Richard R.. - 1983
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Errors, interaction, and correction : a study of native-nonnative conversations
In: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. TESOL quarterly. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley 16 (1982) 4, 537-547
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Children's attitudes toward language
In: Attitudes towards language variation. - London : Arnold (1982), 116-131
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Error Correction in Native-Nonnative Conversation
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to report the results of an investigation into how native speakers (NSs) of English in social settings correct the errors committed by their friends who are nonnative speakers (NNSs) of English. While there are a number of studies which describe error correction in the second/foreign language classroom (e.g., Allwright 1975; Fanselow 1977; Holley and King 1971), little is known about what NSs do when their NNS friends commit errors. Gaskill (1980) studied sample conversations of one NNS with several NSs. He concluded that when, and if, NS correction occurs, it is usually modulated in form to show NS uncertainty. However, as Cathcart and Olsen (1976) noted, personalities involved in the interaction affect the amount and type of correction supplied. Since Gaskill had only one NNS as his source of data, his results may not be representative. The NSs in our data used two strategies tocorrect NNS errors: on-record corrections off-record corrections. After describing the subjects and the methods used in collecting the data, we discuss in detail these two strategies. We also present, by way of contrast, several noncorrective discourse strategies which NSs used in order to clear up conversational difficulties. A model of error correction is proposed, which shows that most NS error corrections were given at transition points and not as interruptions. The paper concludes with implications of the results for the classroom and with suggestions for future research.
Keyword: correction of errors; English language--Errors of usage; English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers; english native speaker; non native english speaker; social setting
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/38556
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Attitudes Toward Language Variation: Social and Applied Contexts
Day, Richard R.. - 1982
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Issues in English creoles. Papers from the I975 Hawaii Conference
Day, Richard R. (Hrsg.). - Heidelberg : Julius Groos, 1980
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Issues in English creoles : papers from the 1975 Hawaii Conference
Day, Richard R. (Hrsg.). - Heidelberg [u.a.] : Groos, 1980
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The development of linguistic attitudes and preferences
In: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. TESOL quarterly. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley 14 (1980) 1, 27-37
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Categories of transformations in second language acquisition
In: Perspectives on American English. - The Hague [u.a.] : Mouton (1980), 433-446
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The acquisition and maintenance of language by minority children
In: Language learning. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley 29 (1979) 2, 295-303
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The acquisition and maintenance of language by minority children
Day, Richard R. - 1979
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A standard English performance measure for young children. The Standard English Repetition Test (SERT)
In: Working papers in linguistics. - Honolulu 6 (1974) 4, 73-85
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Decreolization : coexistent systems and the post-Creole continuum
In: Pidgins and creoles. - Washington, D.C. : Georgetown Univ. Press (1974), 38-45
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Patterns of variation in copula and tense in the Hawaiian post-creole continuum
Day, Richard R. - : Honolulu : Dept. of Linguistics, University of Hawaii, 1973
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Patterns of variation in copula and tense in the Hawaiian post-Creole continuum
Day, Richard R.. - : [Honolulu], 1972
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