Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
If second-language learners repeatedly commit language errors during the acquisition process, it indicates that:
- 1the selected second language is inappropriate and should be changed.
- 2they must completely unlearn their first language before progressing.
- 3they lack the cognitive capacity to learn the target language.
- 4they are actively learning and constructing the target language.✓
Correct answer
they are actively learning and constructing the target language.
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