英文摘要 |
This research was concentrated on the effectiveness of implicit corrective feedback toward the acquisition of benefactive auxilliary verbs by investigating 62 Taiwan students of Japanese. The effectiveness was measured by error correction, oral task and listening comprehension test. A pretest, a posttest and a 2-weeks delayed posttest were administered. The results showed that, although the effectiveness of implicit corrective feedback was different according to types of corrective feedback, outcome measure and timing, the effectiveness of implicit corrective feedback was discovered overall. Moreover, although the effectiveness of implicit corrective feedback was not maintained, prompts generated more gains than recasts on the oral task. These findings suggest that prompts were more effective than recasts to the acquisition of benefactive auxilliary verbs. This might be due to that prompts were more effective than recasts when the errors were on the particles. |