alleryContrastive analysis predicted problems by
ATesting learner memory
BComparing two languages
CCounting vocabulary
DTiming speech rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Comparing two languages
1. The hypothesis used a structural comparison of two languages.
2. This was meant to predict and describe which areas are problems.
3. Memory tests, word counts and speech timing were not its method.
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