Contrastive Analysis, Error Analysis, Interlanguage 1
German learner of English may, for example, replace the English weak alveolar [r] sound with a German uvular [r] in English. At the level of structures, the German Perfekt may be identified with the English present perfect tense, for example, and the learner may use the present perfect when he or she would use the Perfekt in German. At the ...
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