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Cross-linguistic evidence for age effects and the role of aptitude in second language learning
Publication DeKeyser, R.M., Alfi-Shabtay, I. , & Ravid, D. (2010) Topic Grammar
Other
- Ultimate attainment
Proficiency
Learning
Fluency
Participant type Second (additional) language learners
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What comes after explicit rule learning? Automatizing second language grammar
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Max picked up the book or Max picked the book up? Comparing English native speakers’ and second language learners’ choices
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How an underemphasized future form (lexical futures) reveals learner development
Publication Kanwit, M. (2019) Topic Grammar
Speaking
Proficiency
Production
Learning
Native / Non-native
Participant type Native speakers
Foreign language learners
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Examining linguistic features of collaborative and noncollaborative peer interactions
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Heritage and homeland speakers of Slavic languages use grammar similarly in spontaneous speech
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Losing and regaining a childhood language
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Making features more noticeable: To what extent does it facilitate L2 grammar learning?
Publication Comeaux, I., & McDonald, J. (2018) Topic Comprehension
Learning
Grammar
Acquisition
Teaching methods (style, approach, technique)
Participant type Second (additional) language learners
Age Adult learners
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What do 49 studies tell us about the effectiveness of grammar teaching?
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Minority language bilinguals have advantages in learning a new language