Investigating the Collocation Errors Committed by EFL Learners in the Written Production Case Study: Master One Learners at Chadli Bendjedid University El Tarf
Investigating the Collocation Errors Committed by EFL Learners in the Written Production Case Study: Master One Learners at Chadli Bendjedid University El Tarf
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Date
2021
Authors
Anissa Tamraoui
Isrra Djellab
Meriem Boumezzine
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جامعة الشاذلي بن جديد-الطارف
Abstract
The present study attempts to investigate . In depth , the collocation errors that are committed by
EFL learners’ in their written production , then measuring the level of collocation knowledge
and the source of word combination errors of the Master One students of ChadliBenjedid El –
Taref . To reach this target , we opted for analytical method to investigat the collocation errors
in the written production of EFL learners’ and measure their writing skill improvement . On one
hand , a questionnaire was administred to the teachers to check if their students are committed
misuse collocation in their written production . On the other hand , a test was handed out to
students in order to investigate their knowledge of fixed combination words and whether they
actually commit word combination errors in their written production . The obtained findings have
confirmed our hypotheses which stipulate that " if learners are aware towards committing
collocation errors , they will take them into consideration when they write " and " if learners are
taught the use of collocation knowledge through grammatical features , vocabulary items and
idiomatic expressions their misuse collocation will minimized in their written production " . In
fact , the results obtained have strongly emphasized pointed out that EFL learners are aware of
committing collocation errors in their written production and their native teachers should raise
their awareness about the significance of the differnet types of collocation and foster the
knowledge of collocation competence in their students written production .