두번째 언어를 향상시키기 위해선 첫번째 언어를 향상시켜야 한다. To improve second language, first language has to be reinforced. 영어레포트

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"두번째 언어를 향상시키기 위해선 첫번째 언어를 향상시켜야 한다. To improve second language, first language has to be reinforced. 영어레포트"에 대한 내용입니다.

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I. Notion: To improve second language, first language has to be reinforced.
1. Reading Comprehension
2. Writing
3. Speaking

II. My Change in Opinion

본문내용

Although language acquisition for different languages seems like separate matters developed in separate fields, they are actually in correlation with each other. According to Ellis (1985), first language is one of the determinants that affect second language, and the most critical. Aktan-Erciyes (2020) asserts that there are certain aspects of second language acquisition that should be supported by first language acquisition. Cummins (1979) points out that this is because the common underlying proficiency for foreign languages is learned through first language. Koda (2007) claims that this proficiency needs to be acquired only once by each individual. When they are developed enough, common underlying proficiency of the first language transfers to second language, assisting bilingual learners in terms of second language comprehension. Researchers such as Ortega (2008) and Cenoz et al. (2001)

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