Usage-based contact linguistics: An introduction to the special issue

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Usage-based contact linguistics: An introduction to the special issue
3. Towards a usage-based model of early code-switching: Evidence from three language pairs
4. Individual entrenchment vs. community-wide conventionalization of contact features in L2 Basque speakers’ individual styles
5. Entrenchment and productivity: The role of input in the code-mixing of a German-English bilingual child
6. English-Estonian code-copying: Comparing blogs and vlogs
7. A usage-based approach to “language” in language contact
8. The (near) absence of English in Flemish dinner table conversations
9. The Effects of Technology-Mediated TBLT on Enhancing the Speaking Abilities of University Students in a Collaborative EFL Learning Environment
10. Conceptual issues in strategy research: Examining the roles of teachers and students in formal education settings