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Pied-piping and stranding in oblique relative clauses in Japanese EFL learners' interlanguage grammars
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Hiromasa Ohba
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Chapters in this book
- I-IV I
- Acknowledgements V
- Contents VII
- Introduction: What do Japanese learners of English tell us about SLA? 1
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I: VP structures
- Japanese learners' acquisition of English motion verbs with goal PPs 17
- Unaccusatives versus passives in L2 English 41
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II: Functional categories
- The acquisition of the nominative and accusative cases in English by Japanese learners at an early stage 81
- The acquisition of a second language C-system by Japanese learners of English 109
- Pied-piping and stranding in oblique relative clauses in Japanese EFL learners' interlanguage grammars 143
- Is an interlanguage a "possible grammar"?: How Japanese speakers learn CP structures in English 167
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III: New empirical data
- Japanese learners' errors on long distance wh-questions 215
- N400 in the brain potential responses of second language learners: What ERPs suggest 247
- List of contributors 265
- Index 267
Chapters in this book
- I-IV I
- Acknowledgements V
- Contents VII
- Introduction: What do Japanese learners of English tell us about SLA? 1
-
I: VP structures
- Japanese learners' acquisition of English motion verbs with goal PPs 17
- Unaccusatives versus passives in L2 English 41
-
II: Functional categories
- The acquisition of the nominative and accusative cases in English by Japanese learners at an early stage 81
- The acquisition of a second language C-system by Japanese learners of English 109
- Pied-piping and stranding in oblique relative clauses in Japanese EFL learners' interlanguage grammars 143
- Is an interlanguage a "possible grammar"?: How Japanese speakers learn CP structures in English 167
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III: New empirical data
- Japanese learners' errors on long distance wh-questions 215
- N400 in the brain potential responses of second language learners: What ERPs suggest 247
- List of contributors 265
- Index 267