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The interaction of multiple interfaces (syntax-morphology/syntax-discourse) from the perspective of L1-L2 typological distance

Lecouvet, Mathieu
(2020) Second Language Research Forum 2020 — Location: Vanderbilt University (moved online due to COVID-19) (23.October.2020)

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Previous research pointed to learners’ difficulty in using inflectional morphology at the interface with meaning and syntax, in particular when L1 and L2 differ in the mapping of functional features onto morphemes. Our study examines the interplay between case morphology and acquisition of syntax-discourse interface phenomena in L2 German (L1 French). Results showed that case command (measured by a fill-in-the-blanks) was a reliable predictor of convergence in discourse-to-syntax mappings (measured by a sentence manipulation task).
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Lecouvet, M. (2020). The interaction of multiple interfaces (syntax-morphology/syntax-discourse) from the perspective of L1-L2 typological distance. Second Language Research Forum 2020, Vanderbilt University (moved online due to COVID-19). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/118582