Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... effects in language use ( e.g. greater attrition and greater chance responding on the forced - choice task ) , this group still shows a significant difference in the interpretation of sentences like 22 ( blocked by Principle C ) and ...
... effects in language use ( e.g. greater attrition and greater chance responding on the forced - choice task ) , this group still shows a significant difference in the interpretation of sentences like 22 ( blocked by Principle C ) and ...
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... effects may also be found in the acquisition of languages other than English . These results help us to test both the universality of these effects and the role of directionality . 10 See Carden 1986 and Lust 1986a for debate on the ...
... effects may also be found in the acquisition of languages other than English . These results help us to test both the universality of these effects and the role of directionality . 10 See Carden 1986 and Lust 1986a for debate on the ...
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... effects they had themselves displayed in a neutral condition without pragmatic context . At the same time , they continued to show relative effects of Principle C when their judgments on sentences with and without Principle C violations ...
... effects they had themselves displayed in a neutral condition without pragmatic context . At the same time , they continued to show relative effects of Principle C when their judgments on sentences with and without Principle C violations ...
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