• Original research article
  • February 1, 2016
  • Open access

THE USING AND OVERCOMING INTERFERENCE WHILE WORKING WITH PROFESSIONALLY-ORIENTED FOREIGN TEXTS

Abstract

The paper deals with the problem of language interference which arises while learning English for specific purposes. In this connection the groups of interfering units, having a negative and positive influence on learning and mastering the language of a foreign communication majoring “Oil and Gas Engineering” are considered and determined. With the support of the author’s experience methodological techniques for prevention of destructive and using constructive interference in translation and professionally-oriented speech activity in the studying language are presented.

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Author information

Natal'ya Sergeevna Kochetkova

Samara State Technical University

Elena Vladimirovna Revina

Samara State Technical University

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Publication history

  • Published: February 1, 2016.

Keywords

  • интерференция
  • язык для специальных целей
  • билингвальная личность
  • интерференты
  • перевод
  • речевая деятельность
  • коммуникация
  • interference
  • language for specific purposes
  • bilingual personality
  • interfering units
  • translation
  • speech activity
  • communication

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