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Motives for clipped words in English and Spanish word-formation ...
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Weaving ; Tzina_MatCl_CGN309-MSO325_Tahkit-Tejido_2018-02-08-b.mp4 ; Documentation of Nahuat Knowledge of Natural History, Material Culture, Medicine, Hunting and Fishing, and Ecology
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Second language acquisition of intonation: Peak alignment in American English ...
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Cogna/te/do/to: How to Use Cognates in English, Spanish, and Portuguese
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In: Creative Components (2018)
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Bilingual Processing of Comparative Structures in Spanish
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In: Languages ; Volume 3 ; Issue 3 (2018)
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Acquiring L1-English L2-Spanish Code-Switching: The Role of Exposure to Language Mixing
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In: Languages ; Volume 3 ; Issue 3 (2018)
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This paper explores the code-switching behavior of second language (L2) bilinguals as a lens into the development of their L2 linguistic systems. Specifically, it investigates the acceptability judgments of L1-English L2-Spanish bilinguals on intra-sentential code-switching, comparing those judgments to a group of Spanish&ndash ; English bilinguals who acquired both languages as an L1. The particular issues of proficiency and bilingual language behavior are analyzed, testing whether either factor has an effect on L2 code-switching intuitions. The results suggest that both proficiency and bilingual language behavior are relevant. L2 bilinguals with an intermediate/advanced proficiency level of Spanish were more likely to align with 2L1 bilinguals with regard to code-switching judgments, as were L2 bilinguals who reported prior experience with language mixing. L2 bilinguals with lower proficiency in Spanish, as well as those who reported never engaging in code-switching, however, were more likely to diverge from the 2L1 bilinguals in their judgments.
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bilingualism; code-switching; English; Second Language Acquisition; Spanish; syntax
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URL: https://doi.org/10.3390/languages3030026
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Acquisition of the Tap-Trill Contrast by L1 Mandarin–L2 English–L3 Spanish Speakers
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In: Languages ; Volume 3 ; Issue 4 (2018)
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Simultaneity and "increased present" in the European Spanish perfect
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Analysis of the assessment tools used for the diagnosis of dislexia in Spanish and in English
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Morpho-syntactic variations in English and Spanish clipped words: a contrastive study
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Second language acquisition of intonation: Peak alignment in American English
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Apuntaciones críticas sobre los calcos en español ; Critical notes on Spanish calques
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Explaining Cross-Language Asymmetries in Prosodic Processing: The Cue-Driven Window Length Hypothesis
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In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2018)
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Apuntaciones críticas sobre los calcos en español ; Critical Notes on Spanish Calques
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Decoding gender: A study of gender in code-switched agreement structures
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How Would You Name This?: An Empirical Study on English and Spanish N-N Compounds Production
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