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Understanding Language Interference by محمود حسين محمود حميد is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Interference refers to the influence of one language over another. It is defined as the overlapping of two language systems when applied to a single linguistic item. Interference can occur at the phonological, grammatical, lexical, and orthographical levels between a first and second language. It involves the automatic transfer of surface structure patterns from the first language onto the second language. This can result in errors in second language production due to the influence of the native language. I
- Author
- محمود حسين محمود حميد
- Language
- EN