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Interlanguage Phenomenon in L2 Acquisition

Peng Ning-hong

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Interlanguage is one of the hot topics in the study of L2 acquisition. An interlanguage system is neither the system of the native language nor the system of the target language. It is an independent and thoroughly legitimate system that the learner constructs. It is systematic, permeable, dynamic and fossiliable. It has a direct influence on L2 acquisition.

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Interlanguage is one of the hot topics in the study of L2 acquisition. An interlanguage system is neither the system of the native language nor the system of the target language. It is an independent and thoroughly legitimate system that the learner constructs. It is systematic, permeable, dynamic and fossiliable. It has a direct influence on L2 acquisition.

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Interlanguage is one of the hot topics in the study of L2 acquisition. An interlanguage system is neither the system of the native language nor the system of the target language. It is an independent and thoroughly legitimate system that the learner constructs. It is systematic, permeable, dynamic and fossiliable. It has a direct influence on L2 acquisition.

Key concepts: Interlanguage, Second-language acquisition, Phenomenon, Linguistics, Computer science, Language acquisition, First language, Developmental linguistics

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