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https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-1415-vol3-iss2/S-pp289-293Keywords
foreign , language learning , errors , mistakes , error correction , techniqueAbstract
This article describes the types of errors and the ways how and when to correct them. While learning a foreign language, for sure we can come across the errors and mistakes, and here we are going to share with you some experiences in overcoming them. One of the biggest dilemmas for teachers is to know when and if to correct students and how to do it. Over-correcting students might result in students losing motivation and the destruction of the flow of the class. The most appropriate thing to do is to talk to your students about error correction and discuss when they like to be corrected.
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