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Understanding Interlanguage Development by Kate is a document available to read on EtoBox.
An interlanguage refers to the developing language system that learners use as they learn a second language, which incorporates features of both their native language and the target language. It results from processes like transfer from the first language and overgeneralization of target language rules. Interlanguage development can either stabilize as fossilization or continue developing, and fossilization occurs when learners are unable to overcome obstacles to acquiring native-like proficiency in the tar
- Author
- Kate
- Language
- EN