English spatial prepositions with particular reference to Arabic-speaking learners
The learner's first language (L1) plays a significant role in the learning of a second language (12). This role is depicted as interfering with acquisition and production of (L2). The notion of interference has emerged as a legitimate area of linguistic investigation (Lado, 1957; Selinker, 1972...
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University of Sheffield
1995
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