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TESOL Quarterly | 1982

Errors, Interaction, and Correction: A Study of Native-Nonnative Conversations.

Ann E. Chun; Richard R. Day; N. Ann Chenoweth; Stuart Luppescu

In an investigation of native speaker (NS)-nonnative speaker (NNS) conversations in social settings, we learn that only a small percentage (8.9%) of NNS errors were corrected by NSs. These corrections occurred in response to errors of fact, discourse, vocabulary, syntax, and omission. Since discourse and vocabulary errors were corrected more frequently than errors in syntax and omission, we recommend that the treatment of vocabulary in the ESL classroom be reexamined, and that serious consideration be given to teaching ESL students the discoursal properties of English.


Archive | 1998

Extensive Reading in the Second Language Classroom

Richard R. Day; Julian Bamford; Willy A. Renandya; George M. Jacobs; Vivienne Wai-Sze Yu


Language Learning | 1993

Reading, Dictionaries, and Vocabulary Learning.

Stuart Luppescu; Richard R. Day


Reading in a foreign language | 2002

Top Ten Principles for Teaching Extensive Reading.

Richard R. Day


Archive | 2004

Extensive Reading Activities for Teaching Language

Julian Bamford; Richard R. Day


Reading in a foreign language | 2005

Developing Reading Comprehension Questions.

Richard R. Day; Jeong-suk Park


Reading in a foreign language | 2004

Extensive Reading in Japanese.

Claire Ikumi Hitosugi; Richard R. Day


The Forum | 2000

Reaching Reluctant Readers.

Richard R. Day; Julian Bamford


Archive | 1993

New Ways in Teaching Reading

Richard R. Day


Language Learning | 1979

THE ACQUISITION AND MAINTENANCE OF LANGUAGE BY MINORITY CHILDREN1

Richard R. Day

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Ann E. Chun

University of Hawaii at Manoa

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N. Ann Chenoweth

University of Hawaii at Manoa

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Willy A. Renandya

Nanyang Technological University

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