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The volume Mapping the ‘I’: Research on Self-Narratives in Germany and Switzerland deserves attention in a journal on European Life Writing: it makes results of research projects, book projects, articles originally published in German (and in one case ...
Sarah Herbe
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This study examines the role of the timing of obligatory disambiguating information – obligatory cues – and presence/absence of optional morphological markers in resolving temporary syntactic ambiguity in Spanish object relative clauses.
Sara Fernández Santos +2 more
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Range in the Use and Realization of BIN in African American English. [PDF]
Green L +5 more
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Accent Choices of English Majors in the Netherlands: Patterns and Motivations
This paper investigated the accent choices and realisations of first-year students of English in the Netherlands and linked these choices to the social identity, or persona, they wished to express in English.
Gezina Christien Dorothé Huttenga +1 more
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Role of pitch in toddler looking to new and given referents in American English. [PDF]
Thorson JC, Franklin LR, Morgan JL.
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Beyond age: exploring ultimate attainment in heritage speakers and late L2 learners
According to the Critical Period Hypothesis, successful language learning is optimal during early childhood, whereas language learning outside of this time window is unsuccessful.
Leonarda Prela +3 more
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The present study assessed the comprehension of Spanish object relative (OR) clauses by 6- and 7-year-old children before and after a brief training session targeting the structural differences between ORs and subject relatives.
Miquel Llompart, Ewa Dąbrowska
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African American English intensifier dennamug: Using twitter to investigate syntactic change in low-frequency forms. [PDF]
Jones T.
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Grammaticality Judgments of Tense and Agreement by Child Speakers of African American English: Effects of Clinical Status, Surface Form, and Grammatical Structure. [PDF]
Vaughn LE, Oetting JB, McDonald JL.
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