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The document summarizes some of the key difficulties that Japanese-speaking English language learners face. Two major areas discussed are pronunciation and grammar. For pronunciation, distinguishing /r/ and /l/ sounds and differentiating similar vowels are cited as particularly challenging. Grammatically, concepts without Japanese equivalents like articles and relative pronouns pose difficulties, as do verb tenses consisting of multiple words.

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Difficulties for Japanese-Speaking ESL Students LING 466 Pedagogical Grammar Spencer Reh July 22, 2011

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