SLA theories

When you have knowledge of how language rules work, you have...

• Metalinguistic knowledge

• motivation

• knowledge of the world

• corrective feedback

The Behaviourist postulation that states L2 acquisition resembles L1 acquisition processes by focusing on transference and interference is called...

• Error Analysis (EA)

• Behaviourism

• Contrastive Analysis (CA)

• Connetivism

Behaviourism proposed that humans learn languages by habit formation and...

• Pronunciation

• Writing

• Translation

• Imitation

Behaviourist theories devised a methodology for L2 teaching called...

• Zone of Proximal Development

• Communicative Language Teaching

• Natural Approach

• Audio-Lingual Method

The shifting from Behaviourist towards the Innatist/Nativist perspective was mediated by research in...

• Error analysis

• Zone of Proximal Development

• Language transference

• Habit formation and imitation

Error analysis (EA) concentrated on a stage of learners developing language called...

• Intake

• Cognitive maturity

• Interlanguage (IT)

• Corrective feedback