2021년 제정된 国际中文教育中文水平等级标准(이하 等级标准)은 등급별·기능 중 심의 문법 교육 체계를 제시하고 있으나, 한국인 학습자의 실제 오류 양상과 문법 항목 기술 방식 간에는 상당한 불일치가 존재한다. 본 연구는 한국인 중국어 학습자 의 오류 분석을 바탕으로 等级标准(初等)의 문법 항목에 대해 비판적으로 고찰하 고, 교육적 적용 가능성을 재검토하는 것을 목적으로 한다. ‘비판적 적용(critical appl ication)’ 접근법을 채택하여 2000년 이후 국내 문법 오류 관련 선행연구 50편을 분석 하고, 鄧守信(2009)의 ‘기능–구조–용법’ 삼차원 분석 틀을 적용하였다. 오류 빈도가 높은 把자문, 부사류(都, 就, 还), 개사류(在, 向, 对 등)를 중심으로 분석한 결과, 等 级标准(初等)의 문법 항목 기술 방식과 한국인 학습자의 실제 언어 사용 양상 간에 는 구조적·용법적 측면에서 현저한 차이가 확인되었다. 형식 중심의 간략한 예문 제 시는 학습자의 실제 언어적 문제를 충분히 반영하지 못하는 한계를 보였다. 본 연구 는 한국인 학습자의 오류 양상을 반영한 비판적 적용 사례를 제시하고 구체적 보완 방향을 모색하였다. 향후 한국인을 위한 표준 중국어교육 요목 설계 및 교육과정 설 계, 평가 등 실질적으로 중국어교육에 기여할 수 있을 것으로 기대된다.

The current study aims at investigating differences, if any, of EFL learners' and teachers' (native and non-native English teachers) perception of the role of grammar instruction and error correction in L2 learning. For this study 617 college students, 53 non-native teachers, and 41 native teachers were asked to respond to a survey questionnaire. The findings were as follows: 1) some discrepancies were evident between the two teacher groups in perception of grammar instruction, while they shared similar perceptions of error correction; 2) the more proficient in English the students were, the more positive perception of the two constructs they showed; and 3) the Korean teacher group and students showed less negative perceptions of grammar instruction than the native teacher group, whereas differences between the students and the two teacher groups were noticeable. Teaching implications are discussed in view of the necessity of exploring students' and teachers' perception of grammar instruction and error correction.

This study investigates the effects of overseas training on errors and L1 interference in English essays written by Korean university students. The subjects included 124 students who did not have overseas training and 43 students who had experiences of studying in English-speaking countries more than one year. They were asked to write a one-page self-introductory essay at the beginning of each semester. Errors were analyzed according to a list of grammatical categories. The essay length and error rates were compared. The study also makes prognostic suggestions for teaching writing in Korea by diagnosing the sources of errors. It was found that overseas training had positive effects on the essay length and error rates. It was also effective in reducing awkward expressions. The error rates directly attributable to L1 were 8.6% for the overseas experience group and 16.4% for the non-overseas experience group. Error rates attributable to L1 based on the Fluctuation Hypothesis were 45.7% and 51.5% for the overseas and non-overseas experience group, respectively. Students made persistent errors in omitting articles, prepositions, the plural -s, and in using awkward vocabulary and expressions resulting from translation of Korean. The data shows that special prognostic training is necessary to reduce the typical errors.

In an attempt to connect English material development and grammar teaching for the purpose of attaining communicative competence, this study looks at existential there constructions from the perspective of theoretical background and practical applications. To fulfill the pedagogical needs of the ‘There-constructions’, theoretical framework established to the present is examined and the frequency of authentic use is investigated on the ground of several corpora including non-native learner corpus. In addition, a writing task was given to Korean learners of English who were asked to describe pictures eliciting existential there related sentences and, as a result, the learners’ errors have been identified. Middle school English textbooks are, also, analyzed in light of a material evaluation checklist as a textbook, one of the main resources in EFL context, could reveal to what extent the learners are exposed to the corresponding grammar items. The study, eventually, draws some pedagogical implications and suggestions by presenting a communicative grammar teaching model as well as a material development guide to ‘There-constructions’ teaching.