Translation Errors
Their Advantages for Linguistic Competence
Keywords:
Error analysis, Expressions, Equivalence, Idiomatic, IdentityAbstract
In the current paper, we have a proposed translation-based solution based on the existing concepts that could be useful for study and classroom use. Clear and simple distinctions are done between lexical objects, such as collocations, and GA expressions owing to the fact that a lot of them can occur from frequent combinations. According to the Error Analysis (EA), the absence of interchange between L1 propositions and L2 representations is well explainable.
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