PHONOLOGICAL ERROR ANALYSIS OF THE Spoken ENGLISH OF AL-NEELAIN FOURTH-YEAR STUDENTS ( Remedial Study)
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2003-07
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Al Neelain University
Abstract
This thesis aims to examine the pronunciation errors of
spoken English of Al-Nelain University students. To achieve
this purpose, three tests in pronunciation were employed to
produce primary data and to establish reasons why students
commit these errors? The thesis model tests age, gender,
interference and intralanguage. _
The results showed that the impact of the mother tongue in
pronunciation acquisition is the main factor which influences
English pronunciation followed by errors resulting from factors
other than mother tongue i.e., intralingual errors.
The study is divided into six chapters:
Chapter one introduces the thesis and states the problem,
the assumption, the objectives and the significance of the work.
Chapter two focuses on the basic theories and hypotheses.
Chapter three reviews the literature on error analysis in the
domain of phonology. -
Chapter four presents the means of the data collection and
introduces the subjects with detail information about
pronunciation errors. lt also defines and comments upon the
questions ofobjectivity, reliability and validity.
Chapter five explains and discusses the result of the test
represented by tables and graphs followed by_a discussion and a
visual representation in the form ol" figures and graphs to rapidly
assess what problems the students may encounter.
Chapter six provides a summary of the study, and repeats
the findings and giving suggestions for further research.
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English language -- Phonetics., English language -- Study and teaching