Abstract

YouJin Kim, Bumyong Choi, Hyunae Yun, Binna Kim, and Sujeong Choi (2020) Task repetition, synchronous written corrective feedback and the learning of Korean grammar: A classroom-based study. DOI: 10.1177/1362168820912354
In the above referenced article, there is an error in the formatting of Excerpt 3 A, 4, 5 A and 6 B. The correct Excerpts are given below:
(4) Example 1: Learner-learner interaction during original writing
1 A: 어& 그리고& 할머니께서 저… 할머니께서 저… 음&
e… kuliko… halmeni-kkeyse ce& halmeni-kkeyse ce& um…
uh… and… grandmother-NM I… grandmother-NM I… um…
‘uh…and… grandmother I… grandmother I… um…’
2 B: 한테
hantey
to
‘to’
3 A: 저한테, 저한테, 비싼, 비비싼 비싼 스웨터
ce-hanthey, ce-hanthey, pissan, pi pissan pissan suweythe
I-to I-to expensive-NOM expensive-NOM expensive-NOM sweater
주 었어요 줬어요. Right?
cwu ess-eyo cw-ess-eyo
give PST-POL give-PST-POL
‘(She) gave me an expensive sweater. Right?’ (without an honorific form)
4 B: 네.
ney
yes
‘Yes’
(5) Example 2: Learner-learner interaction while responding to synchronous WCF
5 A: 비싼 스웨터 할머니께서 어 저, 한테, 음 So it also, it should be also 드렸어요?
pissan suweythe halmeni-kkyese e ce hanthey um tuly-ess-eyo?
expensive-NOM sweater grandmother-NM uh I to um give-PST-POL
‘Expensive sweater, grandmother, uh, to me, um, so it also, it should be also tuly-ess-eyo?’ (suggesting an honorific form)
6 B: 어, 줘 *줘셨어요, 주
e cwe *cwe-sy-ess-eyo cwu
uh give *give-HON-PST-POL give
‘uh, gi-give’
