Monitoring and Feedback in the Process of Language Acquisition : Analysis and Simulation
Keiko Morimoto · International Journal on Natural Language Computing · 2014
Previously studies have shown that native Japanese and English speakers, constantly monitor their speech, provide feedback and then correct.Japanese and English have different word orders which make speakers of both languages monitor their own speech, give feedback and make corrections at different key surface points.However, structurally, speakers from both languages check their speech and make correction at the complementizers. 1 From there, they continue to produce sentences.As a result, we may say that in order to efficientlyproduce sentences ( in time and energy ),native Japanese and English speakerscheck their speech and correct it at the sentence level.