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Similarities between First and second Language acquisition

Laura Natali Larrota Prieto Spanish

Similarities between First and second Language acquisition

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Similarities between First and second Language acquisition

  1. Developmental sequences

    • Silent period
      • The child or adult is first introduced to the second language.
        • When he/She begins to speak
    • Formulaic Speech
      • Expressions which are learnt as unanalysable wholes and employed on particular occasions
      • Types of Formulaic Speech
        • Routines
          • How do you do?
          • You are welcome
          • I can speak french
      • Patterns
        • Can I have a ?
          • There is no
            • I wanna
      • Scripts
        • E.g Greeting Sequences
          • Rather Fixed and predictable
    • Structural and semantic simplification
      • The first and second learners apply structural and semantic simplifications to their language
        • Structural simplification take the form of omitting grammatical functors
          • Articles, auxiliary verbs
            • Semantic simplifications take the form of omitting content words
              • Nouns, Verbs
  2. Simplification occur reasons

    • Learners may not have yet acquired the necessary linguistic forms
      • They are unable to access linguistic forms during production
  3. Overgeneralization

    • Learners may overgeneralize vocabulary of rules, using them in contexts broader than those in which they should be used.
      • Input
        • Language which a learner hears or receives and from which he or she can learn
          • Refers to the exposure learners have to authentic language in use
            • Behavioristic Views of Language Adquisition
              • Pavlov, Skinner tried to explain learning in terms of operant conditioning
              • Skinner argued that children learn language based on behaviorist reinfor ment principles by associating words with meanings
          • Is the difference between what a learner can do without help,and what they cant dowithout teachers assistance
            • Zone of proximal Development (ZPD)
              • Lev Vygotsky (1896- 1934)
                • Vygotsky stated taht a child follows an adult example and gradually develops the ability to do certain tasks without help
    • My mother, Sister, girlfriend diet all the time.
      • Women are always on a diet

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