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Understanding Second Language Processing: A focus on Processability Theory
Bronwen Patricia Dyson and Gisela Håkansson
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Bilingual Processing and Acquisition
4] 2017
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Chapter 3
L2 development of Scandinavian languages
Article outline
3.1
Introduction
3.2
Swedish as a target language: Morphology and syntax
3.2.1
Morphology
3.2.1.1
Noun phrase morphology
3.2.1.2
Verb phrase morphology
3.2.2
Syntax
3.3
Pre-PT studies of Scandinavian languages as L2s
3.3.1
Studies on SSL Syntax
3.3.1.1
Target placement of negation
3.3.2
Studies on SSL morphology
3.3.2.1
Noun phrase agreement
3.3.3
Summary of SSL research before PT
3.4
Applying Processability Theory to Swedish
3.4.1
PT’s predictions for L2 Swedish morphology
3.4.2
Testing PT morphological stages on empirical SSL data
3.4.3
PT’s predictions for L2 Swedish syntax
3.4.4
Testing PT syntax stages on empirical SSL data
3.5
Studies after 1998, applying Processability Theory
3.5.1
Scandinavian L2 acquisition
3.5.2
Second and foreign language acquisition of Swedish
3.6
New directions
3.6.1
Relationship between language teachers’ assessment and PT stages
3.6.2
Relationship between syntax and morphology
3.7
Conclusion
Note