alleryClassified by form, errors are described as
AClinical and experimental
BOvert, covert, global, local
CSpeaking, writing, reading
DOmission, addition, substitution
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Omission, addition, substitution
1. By basic form, errors are omissive, additive, substitutive or about word order.
2. Overt, covert, global and local rate visibility or effect on meaning.
3. Speaking, writing and reading are modalities, and clinical and experimental are elicitation types.
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