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Language in context : a study of some aspects of the language development of a secondary school student with particular emphasis on the influence of the school ...
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Language in context : a study of some aspects of the language development of a secondary school student with particular emphasis on the influence of the school ...
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An investigation into the relationship of children's understanding of basic cognitive concepts with their language development as judged by their ability to read accurately with comprehension ...
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An investigation into the relationship of children's understanding of basic cognitive concepts with their language development as judged by their ability to read accurately with comprehension ...
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Writing : : process and product. An examination of the teacher's role in the written language development of grade six students during a three-stage writing program over sixteen weeks ...
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Writing : : process and product. An examination of the teacher's role in the written language development of grade six students during a three-stage writing program over sixteen weeks ...
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Communication networks of Japanese language learners and second language acquisition ...
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Communication networks of Japanese language learners and second language acquisition ...
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Why Is There No Raising to Object in Spanish? A Study of Code-Switching ...
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Raising to Object (RtoObj), like other types of Raising configurations, features a determiner phrase (DP) in a dual-clausal relationship with both the matrix and the embedded clauses. RtoO is possible in English and a few other languages, most famously, Icelandic. However, it is not possible in many other languages, such as Spanish. As far as we can tell, insight into what licenses RtoObj is largely speculative. The main goal of this paper is to limit the range of possible hypotheses by pinpointing the source of the cross-linguistic difference using code-switching data. A priori, we could hypothesize two possible sources for the licensor of RtoObj: It could be a feature in the matrix clause or a feature in the infinitival complement. In this chapter, we present code-switching data that support the second option: English TdefP is linked to the licensing of RtoObj. We find that early Spanish/English bilinguals overwhelmingly prefer code-switched RtoObj samples when the infinitival complement is in English and ...
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URL: https://indigo.uic.edu/articles/journal_contribution/Why_Is_There_No_Raising_to_Object_in_Spanish_A_Study_of_Code-Switching/19346498 https://dx.doi.org/10.25417/uic.19346498
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Why Is There No Raising to Object in Spanish? A Study of Code-Switching ...
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Non-native language proficiency may influence the responsiveness of bilingual parents towards young children with autism: A short report ...
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Language and cognitive skills : transfer of science concepts from L2 to L1 in a German-English bilingual program ...
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Language and cognitive skills : transfer of science concepts from L2 to L1 in a German-English bilingual program ...
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The acquisition of grammatical gender in modern Greek by second and third generation Greek-Australian bilingual children in Melbourne ...
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The acquisition of grammatical gender in modern Greek by second and third generation Greek-Australian bilingual children in Melbourne ...
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