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On Negative Transfer of Native Language in Second Language Teaching

LI Yuan-yua

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Language transfer is commonly found in foreign language learning. There are two types of transfers:positive transfer and negative transfer,the former promotes foreign language learning and the latter hinders it. The main points to be discussed in this paper are the various forms of negative transfer and its influences on foreign language teaching.

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Language transfer is commonly found in foreign language learning. There are two types of transfers:positive transfer and negative transfer,the former promotes foreign language learning and the latter hinders it. The main points to be discussed in this paper are the various forms of negative transfer and its influences on foreign language teaching.

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Language transfer is commonly found in foreign language learning. There are two types of transfers:positive transfer and negative transfer,the former promotes foreign language learning and the latter hinders it. The main points to be discussed in this paper are the various forms of negative transfer and its influences on foreign language teaching.

Key concepts: Negative transfer, Language transfer, Transfer (computing), First language, Foreign language, Linguistics, Transfer of learning, Computer science

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