THE ACQUISITION OF SPANISH GRAMMAR BY MEXICAN CHILDREN.

Ben G. Blount · Keith T. Kernan

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Language Development and Disorders EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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0. In 1958, Jean Berko published the results of a study of English morphology of American children. The methodology devised by Berko permitted her to test for the internalization of grammatical rules. The present study, which relies for the most part on a modification of the methodology used by Berko, is the result of research on the acquisition of Spanish morphology by Mexican children. We shall discuss in general the internalization of Spanish grammatical rules and in particular the age and sex differences and the relative degree of difficulty in the implicit learning of these rules. We shall also compare Berko's results with our own.

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