INTERLANGUAGE PHONOLOGY

INTERLANGUAGE PHONOLOGY

1. Defined as the provisional grammar developed by second languages learners

   • During the process of target language acquisition.

2. It can be apply by two cases

   • Synchronic
   • Diachronic

3. Descriptive Studies

   • Showed that interference had a less significant role in this process.

4. Morpheme Studies

   • Showed that children L2 learners seem to acquire language in similar stages, regardless of their exposure

5. Fossilization

   • Resisstance to adopting the full phonemic range of features in the TL

6. Ontogenetic Model

   • Attemps to articulate the relationship between interference and developmental factor

7. Language Transfer

   • Interlanguage
   • Borrowing
   • Problems
     • Definition
     • Comparison
     • Prediction

8. Segmental Level Effects

   • Types of Errors
     • Phonemic
     • Phonetic
     • Allophonic
     • Distributional
   • Suprasegmental
     • Word
     • Phrase
     • Sentence