Heritage Grammars and Language Change: The Case of Clitic Doubling in Spanish
Some differences between the grammar of heritage and monolingual speakers have been attributed to grammatical innovation, such that heritage behavior may reflect ongoing patterns of diachronic change. We examined this claim by comparing the acceptability
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