Commentary
Different speakers but same Language Acquisition Device?
Jan H. Hulstijn | Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication (ACLC), University of Amsterdam
Article outline
- What are the implications for LAD?
- Level of education effects
- Comparison of L2-performance with L1-performance
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