Acquiring a Variable Structure: An Interlanguage Analysis of Second- Language Mood Use in Spanish

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1. Front Matter
2. Contents
3. Research Articles
4. Ratio Frequency: Insights into Usage Effects on Phonological Structure from Hiatus Resolution in New Mexican Spanish
5. A Reanalysis of Paradigmatic Variation in the Old Spanish Imperfect
6. How Pragmatically Odd! Interface Delays and Pronominal Subject Distribution in L2 Spanish
7. Book Reviews
8. Martínez Celdrán & Fernández Planas: Manual de fonética española: Articulaciones y sonidos del español
9. State of the Discipline. Topic: First Language Acquisition
10. Research on First Language Acquisition of Spanish Phonology
11. Viewpoints. Topic: The Role of Language Variation in Mental Grammars
12. Variation and Second Language Grammars
13. Phonological and Grammatical Variation in Exemplar Models
14. Syntactic Variation: The Case of Spanish and Portuguese Subjects
15. The Role of Language Variation in Mental Grammars: An Optimality-Theoretic Perspective
16. Dissertation Notices
17. Acquiring a Variable Structure: An Interlanguage Analysis of Second- Language Mood Use in Spanish
18. The Role of Perceptual Learning Style Preferences and Instructional Method in the Acquisition of L2 Spanish Vocabulary
19. Doing Being Boricua: Perceptions of National Identity and the Sociolinguistic Distribution of Liquid Variables in Puerto Rican Spanish