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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of robert lado’s method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group avazova rayxonoy scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction chapter i contrastive analysis, structuralist linguistics and behaviorist psychology 1.1 origin of contrastive analysis. 1.2 error and language interference. 1.3 the interlanguage hypothesis. chapter ii methods of lexicological analysis 2.1 contrastive and statistical methods of analysis. 2.2 method of semantic differential. 2.3 contrastive analysis as a predictor of error. conclusion list of used literature introduction growing interest in methods of study is one of the most symptomatic features of present-day linguistics. the research methods used in lexicology have always been closely connected with the general trends in linguistics. the principles of …

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re¬spondence philologists explored and proved genetic relationships between words in different languages. they rejected prescriptive trends characteristic of the previous stage. it was realized that the only basis for correctness is the usage of the native speakers of each language. they destroyed the myth of a golden age when all the words had their primary "correct" meaning and when the language was in a state of perfection from which it has deteriorated. it became clear from intensive work on the great historical dictionaries that multiple meaning for words is normal, not an "exception". comparative studies showed that, save for specific technical terms, there are no two words in two languages that cover precisely the same area. the research object is analysing of r. lado’s method objectives . the research subject is presented by explanation of lado’s method objectives and principles. the aim of our work is to single out, describe, …

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tionships; practical implications . contrastive analysis is a relatively modern discipline, emerging as a major linguistic tool during and after world war two, particularly in the united states in the context of second and foreign language teaching. in the late 1950s, robert lado proposed contrastive analysis as a means of identifying areas of difficulty for language learners, although already in 1945 charles fries had formulated the theory. the earlier contrastive analysis research was language-focused. during the pre-chomskyan structuralist period, linguists examined features of the native language which contrasted with features of the foreign language, indicating that these would be areas most likely to cause difficulty for foreign language learners.contrastive analysis describes the structural differences and similarities of two or more languages. as an area of enquiry, contrastive analysis (ca) is concerned with the principles and uses of such descriptions. it implies a belief in language universals; as in any contrast, …

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ose related to the target language, including overgeneralization (bowen, madsen & hilferty, 1985, p. 58).was due in part to the supplanting of structural linguistics, with which it was closely associated. the cah was also at odds with the views in sla and inter-language theory that only a small proportion of errors derived from first language krzeszowski (1985) identified an approach to the teaching of latin in england, going back nearly a thousand years, called sign theory, which involved reconciling the grammatical descriptions of english and latin. di pietro (1971) focuses on a more recent relative, late nineteenth-century comparative philology which sought to link languages historically, developmentally and structurally within «family» relationships.linguists attempt to find out similarities & differences in both related & non-related languages. contrastive analysis grew as the result of the practical demands of a language-teaching methodology, where it was empirically shown that the errors which are made by …

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factors. at the lexical level, for example, intralingual difficulties were mooted where minimal formal differences in the foreign language involved major semantic differences (for example “bowl” and bowel”). interlingual lexical difficulties were mooted typically when a form in the foreign language was very similar to a form in the learner’s native language, but the meaning was different (for example german blamieren and english “blame”) . for a long time there was no principled approach to language teaching based on error, but in the late 1950’s and 1960’s this started to change. and the focus shifted very much towards interlingual errors rather than intralingual ones. highly influential in this regard was uriel weinreich’s (1953) publication languages in contact. in this book weinreich displayed his prodigious knowledge of european languages. he was primarily interested not in classroom language learners, but in the way languages influence each other when they come in contact. …

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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of robert lado’s method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group avazova rayxonoy scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction chapter i contrastive analysis, structuralist linguistics and behaviorist psychology 1.1 origin of contrastive analysis. 1.2 error and language interference. 1.3 the interlanguage hypothesis. chapter ii methods of lexicological analysis 2.1 contrastive and statistical methods of analysis. 2.2 method of semantic differential. 2.3 contrastive analysis as...

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