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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Grammatical morphemes"”.

  1. Developmental patterns of Spanish grammatical morphemes and mean length of utterance in bilingual children

    … purpose of this analysis was to define norms for grammatical morpheme development in Spanish for Spanish-English bilingual children ages 4;0-7;6. This study uses secondary data analysis based on two existing datasets. Participants included 334 Spanish-English bilingual children that were recruited …

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  2. The development of grammatical morphemes in the speech of young second language learners within a conversational context

    … is a longitudinal study of the development of grammatical morphemes in the speech of young children using English as a second language in a classroom context. The theoretical standpoint adopted is that first and second language development in 'natural' contexts is facilitated by the same …

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  3. Individual variation and the role of L1 in the L2 development of English grammatical morphemes: insights from learner corpora

    … in second language (L2) development of English grammatical morphemes and explain the findings with existing SLA theories. The dissertation investigates the L2 development of morphemes based on two largescale learner corpora. It first reviews the literature and points out that the L2 acquisition …

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  4. Sentence processing in Spanish as a second language: A study of context, background knowledge and word order

    … to the first noun of an utterance even though grammatical morphemes and function words indicate that the second noun is the subject (Bates and MacWhinney, 1984: Gass, 1989: Glisan, 1985: Heilenman & McDonald, 1992). English speakers learning Spanish mistake preverbal object pronouns for …

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