How does a structurally similar background language influence L3 grammars? A study on the syntax of L2/L3 Mandarin [SI 21/3]

IF 2 1区文学 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

International Journal of Multilingualism Pub Date : 2024-06-18 DOI:10.1080/14790718.2024.2367590

Yanyu Guo, Boping Yuan

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Abstract

This article reports on an empirical study of L3 Mandarin, aiming to shed light on transfer effects and their interaction with other factors throughout the L3 acquisition trajectory. A fill-in-the-...

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结构相似的背景语言如何影响 L3 语法？关于 L2/L3 普通话句法的研究 [SI 21/3]

本文报告了一项关于 L3 普通话的实证研究，旨在揭示整个 L3 习得过程中的迁移效应及其与其他因素的相互作用。该研究采用了一个 "填鸭式 "的学习方法。

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International Journal of Multilingualism Multiple-

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