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What is the primary difference between language acquisition and language learning?
What is the primary difference between language acquisition and language learning?
- Language acquisition happens through formal education, while language learning happens through natural exposure.
- Language acquisition focuses on teaching the form of the language, while language learning focuses on unconscious processing.
- Language acquisition is a non-conscious process, while language learning is a conscious process. (correct)
- Language acquisition involves direct instruction and rules, while language learning involves unconscious learning.
At what age does language acquisition generally occur?
At what age does language acquisition generally occur?
- 1 - 2 years old
- 6 - 7 years old (correct)
- 12 - 13 years old
- 3 - 4 years old
How does language acquisition occur?
How does language acquisition occur?
- Through direct instructions and explanations
- Through trial and error method
- Through formal education method
- Through natural or subconscious process (correct)
What is the focus of language learning?
What is the focus of language learning?
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How do individuals typically learn multiple languages most naturally?
How do individuals typically learn multiple languages most naturally?
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