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Entendiendo los factores que inciden en la adquisición de pronombres en ELE
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A study of morpheme order acquisition in an EFL corpus of L1 Spanish – L2 English: some pedagogical implications
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A morpheme order study based on an EFL learner corpus: A focus on the Dual Mechanism
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I English Language: section 11, Second Language Acquisition
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Learner corpora and second language acquisition: the design and collection of CEDEL2
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The age factor in aural perception in an instructed setting: implications for secondary teaching
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The acquisition of morphology in a corpus of secondary school EFL learners: a focus on possessive ‘-s’
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An overview of the age factor and its pedagogical implications for vocabulary acquisition
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This research deals with the age effects on the acquisition of vocabulary as a second language in an instructed setting. The literature review on the age factor in reference to vocabulary acquisition shows an advantage of the late starters over the early starters in instructed settings. However, early starters surpass late starters in naturalistic settings in the long run when the basic conditions are fulfilled. Under the light of these assumptions, this study tries to show how late starters outperform early starters in instructed settings. The study made in this assignment is an adapted replication from the one conducted by Miralpeix in 2006. Measures such as Type-Token ratio or lexical density have been obtained via VocabProfile (Nation, 1995) and several comparisons have been done between late and early starters. The study differs from the one of Miralpeix in the number of activities that were given to the students. Moreover, new measures were obtained such as tokens per family and types per family. Findings suggest that there is an advantage of late starters over early starters in measures such as type token ratio although this fact must be taken cautiously because this study does not focus on ultimate attainment, a state in which early starters are usually better than late starters, but on rate. To finish with, some pedagogical implications in relation to age effects are exposed. ; Trabajo fin de máster. Universidad de Granada. Departamento de Filologías Inglesa y Alemana. Curso académico 2010-2011.
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Adquisición de segundas lenguas; Age effects; Age factor; Critical period; Efectos de la edad; Factor edad; Instrucción en el aula; Instructed settings; Léxico; Lexicon; Periodo crítico; Second language acquisition; Vocabulario; Vocabulary
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10481/20612
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A morpheme study in a corpus of secondary school EFL: The “-(e)s” morpheme for 3rd person, plural and possessive
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Second language acquisition of unaccusative syntax: Macedonian and Spanish learners of L2 English
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Interface conditions on postverbal subjects: a corpus study of L2 English
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Selective deficits at the syntax-discourse interface: evidence from the CEDEL2 corpus
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Pronominal deficits at the interface: new data from the CEDEL2 corpus
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