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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Unutarjezičke greške na početnim nivoima učenja srpskog jezika kao stranog / Intralinguistic errors at the beginning levels oflearning Serbian as a foreign language

Babić Biljana 31 May 2016 (has links)
<p>U radu se identifikuju unutarjezicke gre&scaron;ke,<br />sistematizuju se prema jezickim nivoima i<br />tipovima, morfolo&scaron;kim i sintaksickosemantickim<br />modelima, zatim se opisuju i<br />gre&scaron;ke i uzroci njihovog nastanka (gde god je to<br />moguce). Izlažu se rezultati analize prema:<br />- jezickim nivoima,<br />- gramatickim kategorijama,<br />- ucestalosti pojavljivanja gre&scaron;aka,<br />- prvom jeziku studenata, tako ce se pokazati<br />koje gre&scaron;ke su odlika govornika samo jednog<br />polaznog jezika, a koje su zajednicke<br />govornicima razlicitih ili možda cak svih<br />polaznih jezika.</p> / <p>In the paper, intralinguistic errors are<br />identified, systematized according to linguistic<br />levels and types, morphological and syntactic<br />and semantic models. Errors are then described<br />including the causes of their occurrence (in<br />cases in which it is possible). The results of the<br />analysis are presented according to:<br />- linguistic levels,<br />- grammatical categories,<br />- frequency of error occurrence,<br />- students&#39; L1, which will indicate which<br />errors are characteristic of speakers of<br />only one L1 as well as which errors are<br />common to speakers of different or<br />possibly all the native languages</p>

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