Bilingual Acquisition : Theoretical Implications of a Case Study

Margaret Deuchar · Suzanne Quay

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Chapter 1: Introduction. Chapter 2: Methodology of Data Collection and Transcription. Chapter 3: Some Aspects of Phonological Acquisition. Chapter 4: Acquisition of the Lexicon. Chapter 5: The Emergence of Syntax. Chapter 6: Language Choice. Chapter 7: Conclusion and Implications. Appendices

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