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What exactly are lexical errors in English?



 
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What exactly are lexical errors in English? #1 (permalink) Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:39 am   What exactly are lexical errors in English?		  
What exactly are lexical errors in English?

Greetings:
Can someone give me some examples of lexical errors in English? By the way, are lexical errors in English like a foreign speaker of English calling a “zebra” instead a “striped donkey” because he doesn’t know the correct lexical term?
Any advice/information/examples anyone can give me in this matter is greatly appreciated.
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