2019
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3465999
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Spelling Problems and Causes Among Saudi English Language Undergraduates

Abstract: Arab students who learn English as a foreign language, especially Saudi students, face different challenges during the process of learning of the four English language skills, especially writing and its component (spelling). This paper aims to investigate the preceded causes of students' spelling errors. The main research question sought to be answered is: What are the causes of spelling errors made by the Saudi university students? The research participants were 15 students in the English Language Department … Show more

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“…Based on how the physical alphabet is used, there are two ways: capital alphabet, also known as uppercase, and small alphabet, also known as lowercase. Spelling is a set of rules to represent the sound symbols of a language and the correlation between symbols and other symbols, both in combination and separation (Altamimi & Rashid, 2019). Writing the capital alphabet, writing words, writing absorptions, and applying punctuation are all included in the topic of spelling.…”
Section: Theoretical Review Language Transfer Errorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on how the physical alphabet is used, there are two ways: capital alphabet, also known as uppercase, and small alphabet, also known as lowercase. Spelling is a set of rules to represent the sound symbols of a language and the correlation between symbols and other symbols, both in combination and separation (Altamimi & Rashid, 2019). Writing the capital alphabet, writing words, writing absorptions, and applying punctuation are all included in the topic of spelling.…”
Section: Theoretical Review Language Transfer Errorsmentioning
confidence: 99%