The Influence Of L1 And L2 In English Stress Shift Production Of The Efl Learners In Indonesia
| Main Author: | Arienintya, Dhinar |
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| Format: | Article info application/pdf application/xml Proceeding |
| Bahasa: | eng |
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KnE Publishing
, 2017
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| Online Access: |
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Daftar Isi:
- EFL learners in Indonesia are varied in terms of their age, gender, and origin (places to live). They eagerly learn English productively by speaking although, most of the time, most of them mispronounce some words. Even worse, they still mispronounce a word after having given or heard the correct pronunciation. If this happens to learners whose major is not English, it is perhaps not a big problem; however, it should be a problem that should be immediately fixed by the lecturers if it happens to learners whose major is English. Many of the learners of English Language Teaching still frequently make mistakes in pronouncing English words, especially in giving stress in each word. It may happen due to the influence of their L1 and L2, the lack of knowledge in giving stress, or both. The participants of this study will be the freshmen of English Language Teaching of the Department of English Language and Literature of Universitas Negeri Malang attending Basic Reading Class. The design of this research is descriptive in which questionnaire and recording will be used as the instruments in the data collection. The result of this study is expected to answer whether or not L1 and L2 influence English stress shift production of the EFL learners in Indonesia. Keywords: Stress shifts, pronunciation, EFL learners in Indonesia