ENL-EAYA C1 Review

Identify the type of error: Pronouncing short and long vowel sounds incorrectly: Confusing the short "i" and "e" sounds, so "sit" becomes "set" or "pen" becomes "pin."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Using a word that is similar in spelling but has a different meaning, such as using "accept" instead of "except" or "affect" instead of "effect."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Inconsistent or illogical sequencing of ideas, making it difficult for the reader to follow the writer's thoughts.

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Inconsistent use of verb tenses, resulting in confusion about the timeframe or sequence of events.

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Incorrectly matching the subject and verb in terms of number or person. For example, saying "He go to the store" instead of "He goes to the store."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Using the wrong preposition or omitting prepositions when necessary. For example, saying "I am the bus" instead of "I am on the bus" or "He arrived home late" instead of "He arrived at home late."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Failing to use a range of vocabulary to express nuanced or specific meanings, resulting in imprecise or vague language.

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Confusing words with similar sounds but different meanings, such as "their," "there," and "they're."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the type of error: Omitting or reducing certain sounds, especially in connected speech. For example, saying "goin' to" instead of "going to" or "wanna" instead of "want to."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse

Identify the types of errors in this student sample: "I have a pet cat. It is very fat and flufy. It likes to slipe all day and pley at nite. My cat's name is Mewo. I lurv him very much."

• vocabulary

• phonological

• grammar

• discourse