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Language sample measures and language ability in Spanish-English bilingual kindergarteners. [PDF]
Bedore LM, Peña ED, Gillam RB, Ho TH.
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The cerebellum and English grammatical morphology: evidence from production, comprehension, and grammaticality judgments. [PDF]
Justus T.
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Second language acquisition of Italian accusative and dative clitics [PDF]
This experimental study investigates the acquisition of Italian accusative and dative clitics by English adult speakers. These pronouns are non-existent in English. Results from a grammaticality judgement task show that Italian accusative and dative clitics develop slowly but gradually in Italian second language (L2) grammars.
Maurizio Santoro, Santoro, Maurizio
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Syntactic Cliticization and Lexical Cliticization: The Case of Hebrew Dative Clitics
1986Yosef Grodzinsky
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Expletive Dative clitics are situation pronouns
The paper examines the clitic mu ‘it’, an inanimate non-core (3rd singular neuter) Dative pronominal in Serbian, which behaves as a typical expletive (‘dummy’) pronoun in not having an antecedent in the previous discourse or available for deictic reference, and whose main pragmatic contribution is ‘objectivization’ – it implies that the truth value of ...
Stefan Milosavljević +1 more
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On the acquisition of third person dative clitic pronouns in Italian
Lingue e linguaggio, 2021This paper investigates the production of 3rd person singular dative clitic pronouns (3DAT) in Italian typically developing school-age children. While most literature has focused on 3rd person accusative clitics (3ACC), which in the first stages of language acquisition may be omitted or substituted with DPs, little is known about the acquisition of ...
Cardinaletti Anna +2 more
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Dative clitics in Romanian ditransitives
2021Abstract This chapter presents a novel analysis for Romanian ditransitives. Based on empirical findings, we develop a derivational account building on the internal make-up of the two internal arguments. The account departs from the observation that clitic doubling (CD) of indirect objects (IO) and Differential Object Marking (DOM) of ...
Alina Tigău, Klaus von Heusinger
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