The second reason learners make errors is due to their unconscious process of working out, organizing, and experimenting with the language they are learning., This process, which is still developing, leads to what are known as developmental errors., These errors are common among all learners, regardless of their first language, and are similar to mistakes made by young native speakers during normal language development., For example, common mistakes in English include using the past tense instead of the present perfect or saying "I goed" instead of "I went." These errors are due to overgeneralization, where learners apply a rule from one part of the language to other parts incorrectly..

REASON 2

印刷
埋め込み

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オプション

テンプレートを切り替える

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