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7.1 Intersentential Code Switching

1990
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A Separate-Track for Advanced Heritage Language Students?: Japanese Intersentential

2017
Kimi Kondo-Brown
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Combining Centering-Based Models of Salience and Information Structure for Resolving Intersentential Pronominal Anaphora

Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 2005
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Comprehension of intersentential pronouns in child German and child Bulgarian

First Language, 2011
This article investigates the acquisition of pronominal resolution as a process instantiated at the syntax–discourse interface. Based on current psycholinguistic proposals concerning the gradual development from a more context-driven towards a linguistically constrained representation of discourse referents, we conducted an experimental study ...
Dagmar Bittner, Milena Kuehnast
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Intersentential Processes in Reading Comprehension

Journal of Reading Behavior, 1980
Mature readers were given cloze tests on two paragraphs of varying difficulty presented in three formats: regular, the paragraph as the author wrote it (with cloze deletions); scrambled, the same paragraph and deletions, but the sentences were presented in scrambled order; and isolated, in which each sentence was read in isolation.
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Language Change at the Interfaces

2022
This volume offers an up-to-date survey of linguistic phenomena at the interfaces between syntax and prosody, information structure and discourse – with a special focus on Germanic and Romance – and their role in language change. The contributions, set within the generative framework, discuss original data and provide new insights into the diachronic ...
Nicholas Catasso, Marco Coniglio, Chiara De Bastiani   +2 more
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intersentential, adj.

2023
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Comparison of Czech and English Speaker's Use of English Intersentential Connectives in Geographic Articles

2006
The present thesis is a corpus study comparing English and Czech (non-native) speakers' use of intersentential connectives in English geographic articles. The corpus contains English articles written by British English and Czech speakers, and translations from Czech into English. The thesis examines the frequency, formal diversity, semantic categories,
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Comprehension of intersentential pronouns in child German and child Bulgarian

First Language, 2012
Dagmar Bittner
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Intersentential coreference expectations reflect mental models of events

Cognition, 2018
Theres Grüter, Hannah Rohde, Amy J Schafer   +2 more
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