Inaktivatsiooni
Inaktivatsiooni is a term used in the field of linguistics and language acquisition to describe the process by which a language learner stops using a particular grammatical structure or linguistic feature. This phenomenon is often observed in second language acquisition, where learners may initially overuse or misuse certain structures before eventually abandoning them in favor of more native-like usage.
The concept of inaktivatsiooni is closely related to the principles of Universal Grammar, as proposed by Noam
Several factors can contribute to the occurrence of inaktivatsiooni. These include the learner's exposure to the
Inaktivatsiooni is an important aspect of language acquisition research, as it provides insights into the cognitive