Elicited imitation: A test for all learners?: Examining the EI performance of learners with diverging educational backgrounds
págs. 933-957
Which factors determine the choice of referential expressions in L2 English discourse?: New evidence from the COREFL corpus
págs. 959-986
An ear for language: Sensitivity to fast amplitude rise times predicts novel vocabulary learning
Marta Marecka, Tim Forsker, Jakub Szewczyk, Patrycja Kałamała, Zofia Wodniecka
págs. 987-1014
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The effects of L1–L2 phonological mappings on L2 phonological sensitivity
Jeong-eon Kim, Hyejin Cho, Yeonjung Hong, Seohyun Kim, Hosung Nam
págs. 1041-1076
Filled pauses are susceptible to cross-language phonetic influence: Evidence from Afrikaans-Spanish bilinguals
págs. 1077-1105
Sleep-dependent consolidation of second language grammar knowledge: The role of awareness
págs. 1107-1120
Second language users exhibit shallow morphological processing
Yoonsang Song, Youngah Do, Arthur L. Thompson, Eileen R. Waegemaekers, Jongbong Lee
págs. 1121-1136
The aspect hypothesis and the acquisition of L2 past morphology in the last 20 years: A state-of-the-scholarship review
págs. 1137-1167
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