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: *I m interesting in Costa Rica. : You re interested in Costa Rica. What made you interested in it? Doughty & Williams, 1998 2 hypothesis Swain, 1995 hypothesis testing hypothesis confirmation negative feedback hypothesis hypothesis hypothesis hypothesis modification hypothesis rejection Gass, 1997 ; Muranoi, 2007a 53
3 Syntactic Processing 3 Swain, 1985 Swain 1985 conscious reflection Swain 1995 Levelt 1989 coneptualizer lemmas lexemes lexi- lexemes lexi- lexi- lexi- lexi- con formulator articulator 1 Levelt 54
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1 CEFR/Common European Framework of Reference for Languages 2 speaking - production CEFR Council of Europe, 2001/ 2004, pp. 28-29 3 A1 : A2 : B1 : 2 Council of Europe 2001 3 2004 56
B2 : C1 : C2 : CEFR A1 A2 basic user B1 B2 inde- inde- inde- inde- pendent user C1 C1 C1 C2 pro- pro- ficient user Council of Europe, 2001 B C EFL English as a foreign language 57
4 A B B1 B2 B2 5 2 4 University of Cambridge ESOL CEFR Video to accompany the draft Manual for relating language examinations to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, University of Cambridge, 2003 5 CNN Express 2007 4 20 CNN 58
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autonomous summarizing, 2006 : 1. 2. productive vocabulary 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. plus - one summary 8. 5 7 Levelt 1989 60
cognitive comparison Gass, 2003 ; Nelsen, 1987 positive evidence 4. empowerment enlightenment 61
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