The role of input in second language acquisition / Roselind Wee

UNSPECIFIED (1996) The role of input in second language acquisition / Roselind Wee. Jurnal Akademik UiTM Sarawak. pp. 25-29. ISSN 0128-2635
Abstract

Second language acquisition can be defined as the mastering of a language that is not one's mother tongue. Input refers to the information that is fed into an information processing device, in this case, the learner's brain. The rate of second language development can be determined by the quantity and quality of input.

Item Details
Edit Item
Edit Item
Downloads & Files
[thumbnail of AJ_ROSELIND WEE JAS 96.pdf]
Text
AJ_ROSELIND WEE JAS 96.pdf
Download (0B)
Indexing & Metrics