Chinese Migration Role in the English Pronunciation Study - - - - -the performance and the strategy of negative transfer 英语毕业论文.docVIP

Chinese Migration Role in the English Pronunciation Study - - - - -the performance and the strategy of negative transfer Preface: Language migration plays an important role in Second Language Acquisition. According to its character the language migration can be divided into three aspects that are the positive transfer and negative transfer and acquisition time. But negative transfer influent the learner of the second language. Development of language is a long and complicated process. Each nations personality traits and Thinking method has far-reaching influence on the use of language. Chinese is a language which emphasize Paratactic, whose statements are diffuse, there are obvious lack of syntactic logical relationship in this context that shows the implicative and optional of eastern; In Chinese statements without the number and state’s consistency between subject and predicate, predicate verb also need not change under the time and voice, there are no significant statement connections between the main clause and subordinate clause. We should pay attention to covert coherence between sentences. English requires form’s consistent and logical rigorous that is from Vocabulary level and syntax, in English, the tense, voice and the English nouns, verbs’ single and plural are through auxiliary and Twists change of the suffix to reflect, English is a language which pay attention to Hypotaxis, overt cohesions reflect the western rigorous beauty. For example learner cant understand the difference between English and Chinese in writing training, they will find out enlarge vocabularies are the same or similar as Chinese meaning and they organize English sentence by using their familiar Chinese syntactic structure, so Chinglish was formed ,even it will lead to Chinese negative transfer’s phenomenon. To us this is very important in English pronunciation study; here we need to know about negative transfer and how to avoid negative transfer. 1. Introduction to the theory of