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PRESENTATION
Error Analysis done by:


IRUM HANIF



        Participant   Name:

         SHAGUFTA MOGHAL
DATA COLLECTION
4 written samples were taken.


The errors found in the data were identified.


They fall into three major categories.
3 MAJOR
 ERRORS:
GRAPHOLOGICAL OMISSION
ERROR
Aquire                    CORRECTION              EXPLANATION

Aquire [Spelling]          Acquire                 Fossilized when writing
                                                   at speed



Omits full stop sign [.]   Use comma after ‘Hence’ Incomplete Application
and comma [,]                                      of rule
[Punctuation]
GRAPHOLOGICAL SUBSTITUTION
SEMANTIC SUBSTITUTION
Treatment
More attention to Spellings while writing under
 pressure

Correct use of Punctuation marks when writing at
 speed
Analysis done by:
SHAGUFTA MOGHAL

         PARTICIPANT    NAME:
         IRUM   HANIF
Data Collection
Data was collected in the form of 4 written samples.


2 correction worksheets and 2 independent writings
Description of Errors
After identification, the following linguistic categories
 held the most errors:
     Punctuations
     Articles

     Subject verb agreement

     Use of prepositions

     Use of auxiliary or helping verbs
CLASSIFICATION & EXPLANATION OF ERRORS
ERRORS                   CLASSIFICATION           Exp


Spelling errors          Graphological            Pronunciation
                         Substitution

No punctuation,          Graphological Omission   Intralingual
Capitalization                                    Learner Strategy

Prep., Sub Verb, Tense   Syntactic Substitution   Developmental
Markers                                           Interlingual

Articles                 Syntactic Omission       Interlingual
Treatment of Errors
Use of articles
Subject verb agreement
Use of auxiliary and helping verbs

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