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Books: Syntax/Language Acquisition: Perez-Tattam
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Second Language Competence: Perez-Tattam
Message 1: Second Language Competence: Perez-Tattam
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Date: 20-Jan-2011
From: Chris Humphrey <chumphrey c-s-p.org>
Subject: Second Language Competence: Perez-Tattam
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Title: Second Language Competence
Subtitle: The Acquisition of Complex Syntax in Spanish
Published: 2011
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
http://www.c-s-p.org
Author: Rocio Simone Perez-Tattam
Hardback: ISBN: 9781443827010 Pages: 150 Price: U.K. £ 34.99
Abstract:
This volume looks at the development of linguistic competence and convergence in second language acquisition by analysing the acquisition of complex syntax by non-native learners of Spanish. It looks at the knowledge that is transferred from the native language and the changes that occur as learners become more proficient. It focuses on a particular class of grammatical constructions that are central to understanding the transition from simple to complex syntax in language development: Control, Raising and Exceptional Case Marking structures. Theoretical syntax has dealt extensively with the properties of these constructions. As well as a comprehensive review of seminal and current theories, this volume presents an empirical study informed by these theories that ultimately seeks to bridge the gap between linguistic theory and its applications.
Linguistic Field(s):
Language Acquisition
Linguistic Theories
Syntax
Subject Language(s): Spanish (spa)
Written In: English (eng )
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