This paper examines patterns in omission and substitution of articles in Dutch by Czech FL learners. Why do some learners from L1 backgrounds without articles show persistent variability in their article production? Firstly, the paper briefly refers to recent research on L2 and FL language acquisition of articles. Furthermore, article use in Dutch and Czech is described, focusing on definiteness. Finally, a comparative analysis of the determined language tools is carried out in order to compile a hypothesis with regard to the patterns of incorrect article use by Czech FL learners of Dutch. Following Hawkins (2004) and Trenkic (2009), it is argued that the FL learners primarily focus on the semantics of articles instead of taking into accoun...
We present a learner corpus-based study of English article use (“a”/“the”/Ø) by L2 learners with fou...
This diploma thesis aims to analyze the function of articles in English and Italian. In both languag...
The paper addresses some major misconceptions about article use in English, proceeding from purely s...
This Master's thesis deals with the phenomenon of learning Dutch as a foreign language. The paper dr...
The thesis analyses errors in the use of articles in advanced learner English and the aim is to dete...
Some languages base their article choice on specificity (Samoan), others on definiteness (English: a...
The present article examines production and on-line processing of definite articles in Turkish speak...
The results of the crosslinguistic (Dutch, Italian and German) database analysis and experiments pre...
Article misuse and omission are common errors in article use in L2 English. A particularly influenti...
"In this paper, we look at two new languages, Catalan and Dutch, beside Italian, and try to establis...
This article addresses the debate on the causes of variability in production of second language func...
This thesis examines the use of English articles by speakers of languages with no articles (Korean) ...
This paper discusses article production in German by successive bilingual children with L1 Turkish, ...
The aim of this paper is to shed light on article omission in Moroccan Flavored Dutch (MFD), a langu...
Many acquisition studies indicate that across languages, children overgenerate definite articles in ...
We present a learner corpus-based study of English article use (“a”/“the”/Ø) by L2 learners with fou...
This diploma thesis aims to analyze the function of articles in English and Italian. In both languag...
The paper addresses some major misconceptions about article use in English, proceeding from purely s...
This Master's thesis deals with the phenomenon of learning Dutch as a foreign language. The paper dr...
The thesis analyses errors in the use of articles in advanced learner English and the aim is to dete...
Some languages base their article choice on specificity (Samoan), others on definiteness (English: a...
The present article examines production and on-line processing of definite articles in Turkish speak...
The results of the crosslinguistic (Dutch, Italian and German) database analysis and experiments pre...
Article misuse and omission are common errors in article use in L2 English. A particularly influenti...
"In this paper, we look at two new languages, Catalan and Dutch, beside Italian, and try to establis...
This article addresses the debate on the causes of variability in production of second language func...
This thesis examines the use of English articles by speakers of languages with no articles (Korean) ...
This paper discusses article production in German by successive bilingual children with L1 Turkish, ...
The aim of this paper is to shed light on article omission in Moroccan Flavored Dutch (MFD), a langu...
Many acquisition studies indicate that across languages, children overgenerate definite articles in ...
We present a learner corpus-based study of English article use (“a”/“the”/Ø) by L2 learners with fou...
This diploma thesis aims to analyze the function of articles in English and Italian. In both languag...
The paper addresses some major misconceptions about article use in English, proceeding from purely s...