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Errors analysis: a case study of Saudi learner’s English grammatical speaking errors
Nesreen Saud Alahmadi1.
In the field of language learning and teaching, the errors analysis in second language acquisition
has become more wide spread in recent years. This is especially the case in regard to learners
who are in the early stages of learning a second language. The analysis of the errors made by
second language learners while they communicate in the target language has received
tremendous attention and consideration by researchers, linguists and EFL teachers throughout the
world. In this study, the most common grammatical speaking errors of Saudi learners in
intermediate level of English language were investigated and analysed. The purpose of the
analysis was to find out more about the most common speech errors that Saudi students commit
during the second language learning process and to provide further knowledge regarding the
source of these errors. Accordingly, Oral interviews were employed for the collection of data, as
the analysis in this study is based on spoken English. A total number of 30 Saudi Arabian
students were interviewed personally. Interviews were transcripted in order to be analysed.
Affiliation:
- University of Leeds, United Kingdom
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