母语迁移对高中学生英语学习的影响_英语论文.doc

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Abstract

 

Native language can have a great impact on second language learning for Chinese students in the process of acquisition. This dissertation mainly investigates the positive and negative influence attributed by language transfer. First, it categorizes and analyzes the problems that the high school students in Grade 2 come across and it points out the concrete forms of Chinglish during the process of English learning. Then, based on the performance of students’ English learning and the theory of language transfer, this study investigates the status quo and trends of high school students’ mother tongue’s negative transfer in English learning and conducts a statistical analysis of errors. Moreover, in order to assist the students and facilitate their study of English, the paper  investigates how language transfer influence students’ learning in terms of pronunciation, glossary, grammar and culture respectively, and figure out several approaches in promoting positive transfer and  avoiding the errors brought by negative transfer.

 

Keywords: the influence of language transfer; second language acquisition; Chinglish; the English learning of high school students

 

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中文摘要

1. Introduction.1

2. Literature Review1

3. The influence of language transfer.4

3.1 Positive transfer.4

3.2 Negative transfer.5 

3.3 Avoidance and over-use.6

3.4 the Emergence of Chinglish.7

4. How Chinglish negatively influences high school students .7

4.1 Phonetics8

4.2 Glosarry9

4.3 Grammar10

4.3.1. Parataxis and Hypotaxis.10

4.3.2.Stative and Dynamic State .11

4.3.3Active and passive voice.11

4.4 Culture 12

5.Enlightenment from the influences of language transfer13

5.1Utilizing Positive Transfer Rationally.13

5.2Creating an active atmosphere for English learning14

5.3Strengthening the Intake of English Culture.15

6. Conclusion16

References.17