In this paper we investigate to what extent a learner’s L1 affects the acquisition of accusative case in L2 Russian. We resort to Processability Theory’s Developmentally Moderated Transfer Hypothesis, according to which L1 transfer is constrained by the capacity of the L2 learner’s language processor. Our study involves 21 learners of L2 Russian with different L1s. Results show that learners’ L1 affects their accuracy rates in case marking without altering the L2 developmental sequence
(2021). L’interferenza grammaticale della prima lingua sulla seconda: uno studio sul caso accusativo in russo L2 [journal article - articolo]. In LINGUISTICA E FILOLOGIA. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/200071
L’interferenza grammaticale della prima lingua sulla seconda: uno studio sul caso accusativo in russo L2
2021-01-01
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In this paper we investigate to what extent a learner’s L1 affects the acquisition of accusative case in L2 Russian. We resort to Processability Theory’s Developmentally Moderated Transfer Hypothesis, according to which L1 transfer is constrained by the capacity of the L2 learner’s language processor. Our study involves 21 learners of L2 Russian with different L1s. Results show that learners’ L1 affects their accuracy rates in case marking without altering the L2 developmental sequenceFile | Dimensione del file | Formato | |
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