A learner misuses a rule of the target language because of faulty or partial learning. This is an
AIntralingual error
BInterlingual error
CAvoidance strategy
DElicitation error
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Intralingual error
1. The cause lies within the target language, not the mother tongue.
2. Faulty or partial learning of its rules gives intralingual errors.
3. Interlingual errors would need L1 interference.
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