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Michael Perkins; Sara Howard
Springer US
New Directions In Language Development And Disorders
Lexically Specified Patterns in Early Verbal Morphology in Spanish*
Authors

Virginia C. Mueller Gathercole; Eugenia Sebastián; Pilar Soto

ARI Id

1664355272019_1344570

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

149-168

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4615-4157-8_15

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4615-4157-8_15

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-xi
Theories of Language Learning and Children with Specific Language Impairment
Laurence B. Leonard
1-5
The Relevance of Recent Research on SLI to Our Understanding of Normal Language Development
Gina Conti-Ramsden
7-11
Time Parsing, Normal Language Acquisition, and Language-Related Developmental Disorders
Jill Boucher
13-23
How Optional is “Optional” in the Extended Optional Infinitive Stage?
Karen Brunger; Alison Henry
25-37
Derivational Morphology in Sli Children
Dorit Ravid; Galit Avivi; Ronit Levy
39-49
Speech Monitoring in Retarded Children
Y. Levy; A. Tennebaum; A. Ornoy
51-60
Gesture Use by Two Children with Tracheostomy
Marilyn K. Kertoy; Alison A. Morrison
61-71
Three Hypotheses on Early Grammatical Development*
Michael Garman; Christina Schelletter; Indra Sinka
73-83
Could a chomskyan Child Learn Polish?
Ewa Dabrowska
85-95
On the Acquisition of Pronominal Reference in Child—Greek
Spyridoula Varlokosta; Panayiota Karafoti; Varvara Karzi
97-103
The Emergence of Periphrastic Questions in Child—French
Bernadette Plunkett
105-117
The Role of Performance Limitations in the Acquisition of “Mixed” Verbargument Structure at Stage I
Anna L. Theakston; Elena V. M. Lieven; Julian M. Pine; Caroline F. Rowland
119-128
Argument Structure Preferences in Pre-School and School-Age Children*
R. Ingham; Christina Schelletter; Indra Sinka
129-137
Argument Structure Alternation in French Children’s Speech
I. Barrière; M. Lorch; M. T. Le Normand
139-147
Lexically Specified Patterns in Early Verbal Morphology in Spanish*
Virginia C. Mueller Gathercole; Eugenia Sebastián; Pilar Soto
149-168
Infants of 24-30 Months Understand Verb Frames
Edith L. Bavin; Carli Growcott
169-177
Morphological Future in Italian Children*
Carla Bazzanella; Cristina Bosco
179-188
Cross-Linguistic Developmental Evidence of Implicit Causality In Visual Perception and Cognition Verbs
Fabia Franco; Alessandra Tasso; M. Chiara Levorato; James Russell
189-198
What They Hear is What You Get? Infinitives and Modality in Child Language and Child-Directed Speech*
Elma Blom; Masja Kempen; Steven Gillis; Frank Wijnen
199-209
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