Delayed grammatical acquisition in first language development: Subject-verb inversion and subject clitics in French interrogatives
Delayed grammatical acquisition in first language development: Subject-verb inversion and subject clitics in French interrogatives
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第一语言发展中的语法习得延迟:法语疑问句中的主谓倒装和主语附着
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2011
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Matthias Bonnesen
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Jürgen M. Meisel;Martin Elsig;Matthias Bonnesen
Recent research comparing simultaneous and successive acquisition of bilingualism suggests that successive acquisition is affected by age-related changes possibly as early as age (of onset of acquisition) 3–4. Since children are typically exposed to colloquial varieties, the primary linguistic data can lack properties of formal varieties during early years. If, however, the acquisition of a given property is delayed until age 5 or later, the acquired knowledge may rather resemble that of L2 learners.This happens in the acquisition of French interrogatives where certain inversion constructions do not occur in Colloquial French. Native speakers acquire them after the age of 5, and they behave like L2 learners in using or judging them. A grammaticality judgment test reveals a broad range of variability in their ratings of constructions which are ungrammatical in Standard French. Their grammar is afflicted by the kind of persistent optionality familiar from L2 acquisition.