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dialogue between teacher and student regarding why learning in mother tounge is better than in any other language

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Answered by sudeshnasarangi
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Abstract:- The role of mother tongue in second language learning has been the subject of much debate and controversy. Most teachers feel that the use of L1 should be minimized and they feel guilty if they use it a lot. When challenged they find it difficult to say why. Against the use of L1, it is the general assumption that English should be learned through English, just as you learn your mother tongue using your mother tongue. But the idea that the learner should learn English like a native speaker does, or tries to 'think in English', is an inappropriate and unachievable thought. The role of mother tongue in teaching and learning of English has been discussed in literature. The influence of mother tongue is proved both positive and negative in teaching and learning of English. A learner's L1 is an important determinant of Second Language Acquisition. The L1 is a resource which learners use both consciously and subconsciously to help them arrange and re-arrange the L2 data in the input and to perform as best as they can.The cultural features connected with L1 use can be put to good effect when teaching L2. Second language acquisition is a developmental process; L1 can be a contributing factor to it. This paper makes an attempt to understand the role of L1 in the teaching and learning of English and also reports on different methods, classroom management and some activities that could help them in learning English. Key Words: Acquisition, L1, L2, Linguistic, MOI (medium of Instruction)

Answered by Ishant1000
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I think that learning in mother tongue is better than other language because how can we get to know that which student No which language show mother tongue is the language which everyone knows I think everyone in India knows Hindi so source teaching in mother tongue is better than teaching in any other language

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