Across
- 3. it is the intermediate states of a learner's language as it moves toward the target L2
- 4. language used as a means of getting things done (one of the first to be evolved) the 'I want' function.
- 6. it is the basic word order in sentences.
- 10. ways to connect sentences and to organize information across sentence boundaries
- 12. claims that with an finite number of basic rules and transformation in any language we can create an infinite number of possible grammatical utterances
- 13. the theory involves habit formation in a process of Stimulus/Response/ Reinforcement
- 14. Grammar it is a set of principles of all languages in the world
- 15. it adds one or more units to the base form of a word to give it a more specific meaning
Down
- 1. errors that are made within the same language
- 2. language as a way of learning about things: the 'tell me why' function
- 5. - the meanings of symbols in a language come through the tacit agreement of a group of speakers
- 7. errors that are made between languages
- 8. His TGG was the first linguistic framework with an internal focus
- 9. It is driven by communicative need and use and is related to the development of more efficient cognitive processing as part of language learning
- 11. facultaty it is a component of the human mind, physical represented in the brain and part of the biological endowment of the species