2019
DOI: 10.33369/jeet.2.4.32-41
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Slips of the Tongue Made by the English Study Program Students

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to identify the types of slip of the tongue made by English Education Study Program students of Bengkulu University in their proposal seminar presentation and to identify the dominant type of slip of the tongue made by English Education Study Program students of Bengkulu University in their proposal seminar presentation. The samples of this study were 5 Students English Education Study Program students of Bengkulu University who carry out seminars of each student proposal on Feb… Show more

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“…Slips of tongue in the context of native speaker's language production is related to several aspects, one of which is the phonological structures of the first language (Han et al, 2019). Substitution becomes the dominant type of slips of tongue occurring in the first language (Al-Buainain, 2018) and also in a foreign language (Naibaho, 2018). Substitution not only occurs in adult speech but also in the slips of tongue produced in children's casual speech (Syukri, 2018) and even in the utterance of very young children when speaking to their mother and teachers (Warren, 1986).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Slips of tongue in the context of native speaker's language production is related to several aspects, one of which is the phonological structures of the first language (Han et al, 2019). Substitution becomes the dominant type of slips of tongue occurring in the first language (Al-Buainain, 2018) and also in a foreign language (Naibaho, 2018). Substitution not only occurs in adult speech but also in the slips of tongue produced in children's casual speech (Syukri, 2018) and even in the utterance of very young children when speaking to their mother and teachers (Warren, 1986).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%