Negation im natuerlichen englisch-deutschen Zweitsprachenerwerb: eine Fallstudie (Negation in Natural English-German Second Language Acquisition: A Case Study).

Lange, Dietrich

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Publication Date: 1979-Nov

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Negation im natuerlichen englisch-deutschen Zweitsprachenerwerb: eine Fallstudie (Negation in Natural English-German Second Language Acquisition: A Case Study).

Lange, Dietrich

International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching, v17 n4 p331-48 Nov 1979

The development of German proficiency by a three-year-old Australian boy living in Germany was monitored for a five-month period. His command of German negation is reported. The study is seen as bearing on issues in first and second language acquisition, such as competence and interference. (JB)

Descriptors: Case Studies, Child Language, German, Interference (Language), Language Acquisition, Language Dominance, Language Proficiency, Language Research, Linguistic Competence, Negative Forms (Language), Psycholinguistics, Second Language Learning

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