Journal Title: International Journal of Humanities and Cultural Studies (IJHCS) - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
It is probably true to say that most learners of a foreign or a second language fail to achieve their aim of native-like competence. Advanced Tunisian English Learners (ATEL) are an example; they faced problems to speak accurately due to inability to permanently correct persistent errors. This condition has become known as fossilization. This paper focuses on the fossilized pronunciation of the schwa sound in the speech of ATEL. It analyses the problem and propounds the factors behind this phenomenon.
Authors and Affiliations
Aicha Rahal| University of Kairouan, Tunisia
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP17101
- DOI -
- Views 324
- Downloads 2
This paper examines the use of dance as a vehicle of communication in the Tiv Kwagh-hir puppet theatre. The paper looked at what the Kwagh-hir is, the use or function of music, dance and the other arts in it. The paper...
This paper attempts to outline the basic ideologies of childhood in the Romantic period and examines literary texts written for children by often neglected women authors Anna Letitia Barbauld and Sarah Trimmer.
The aim of this study was to determine the effect of cloud computing on eHealth in government agencies in the southern province of West Azerbaijan. The aim of this study is to be an applied research study. The research...
One of the corporate governance roles is to reduce conflicts of interest between shareholders and managers. The role of corporate governance is useful when managers are deviating from shareholders. The interest of shar...
The present study focuses on a challenging phenomenon pervading most societies, namely standards. In relation to language, it can be regarded as the medium whereby standards are reflected in reality. Accordingly, the s...