2010Journal of Educational Institute of Jilin ProvinceRequires access

The function of our mother tongue in Second Language acquisition and the Application in teaching

Xiao Xiaoyue

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The active function of our mother tongue is unnoticeable in L2 acquisition.There is the phenomenon of the positive transfer of our mother tongue in L2 acquisition which can quichen studying process of target language.Using our mother tongue properly in teaching improve the study efficiency of foreign language.

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The active function of our mother tongue is unnoticeable in L2 acquisition.There is the phenomenon of the positive transfer of our mother tongue in L2 acquisition which can quichen studying process of target language.Using our mother tongue properly in teaching improve the study efficiency of foreign language.

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The active function of our mother tongue is unnoticeable in L2 acquisition.There is the phenomenon of the positive transfer of our mother tongue in L2 acquisition which can quichen studying process of target language.Using our mother tongue properly in teaching improve the study efficiency of foreign language.

Key concepts: First language, Tongue, Function (biology), Second-language acquisition, Process (computing), Negative transfer, Foreign language, Computer science

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